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Chapter 13, Problem 58E
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The similar words or parts of words that are used to make the words, hydrocarbon and carbohydrate are to be stated. Also, whether carbohydrate and hydrocarbon can be an example of each other or not needs to be checked.
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The hydrocarbon and carbohydrate appears to be similar terms. These two are different types of compounds. Hydrocarbons are composed entirely of hydrogen and carbon atoms only, while carbohydrates also contain oxygen atom.
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