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What is a molecule containing only carbon and hydrogen called?

A. An ionic molecule
B. A metallic molecule
C. A hydrocarbon
D. An inorganic molecule



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Final answer:

A hydrocarbon is an organic molecule consisting of only carbon and hydrogen atoms.


Explanation:

Hydrocarbon is defined as an organic molecule containing only carbon and hydrogen atoms and no other functional groups. They include alkanes with single carbon-carbon bonds in chains.


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