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1 Candy Molecule Activity
Each person in the group must make one of the four molecules. Nucleic Acid Protein Lipid Carbohydrate Complete the table below comparing the amounts of each element found in each type of molecule. Number of Atoms 4. Diagram the molecule that you made (exactly as it looks). Make sure to include a key that tells what each candy represents. Carbon= marshmallow Hydrogen= gummy bears Nitrogen= sour patch kids Oxygen= dots Phosphorus= chocolate raisins Molecule Hydrogen Oxygen Carbon Nitrogen Phosphorus Carbohydrates Lipids Nucleic Acids Proteins

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