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These vocabulary terms are relevant to our text's discussion of precursor chemistry . Please choose the best word that matches the definition provided. sodium an element essential for most animal and plant life that is the positive ion in table salt Select an answer precious metal and element used in catalytic converters and jewelry Select an answer an element found in the Earth's crust that is used in bronze and pewter Select an answer molecule of carbon and hydrogen whose molecule has a flat ring shape Select an answer van element that is poisonous to humans in even small amounts but was once proposed as a possible alternative basis for exotic nucleic acids Select an answer simplest molecule with one phosphorus atom bonded to hydrogen Select an answer an element that is essential for life that is implicated in many of the strongest smelling organic compounds Select an answer an element that is essential for life, a single atom of which is found in each water molecule bromine a halogen famous for in its elemental form being a liquid at room temperature and pressure Select an answer an element that is essential for life that when bound to oxygen atomstis found in the "backbone" structure of nucleic acids