The Chemical Level of Organization

Question

The chemical level of organization
A) involves the interaction between atoms and the formation of molecules
B) is made up of organ systems that are classified as a unit by function
C) determines the structural and functional characteristics of all organisms
D) Involves the interaction between atoms and the formation of molecules and which determines the structural and functional characteristics of all organisms are correct.
E) All of these are correct for the chemical level of organization.

Accepted Answer

The chemical level of organization involves the interaction between atoms and the formation of molecules, and it also determines the structural and functional characteristics of all organisms, making D the most appropriate choice. Option A is only partially correct, as organ systems do not make up the chemical level of organization. Option B is incorrect, as it describes organ systems rather than the chemical level of organization. Option C is also only partially correct, as it does not encompass the formation of molecules. Option E is too broad and includes options that do not pertain specifically to the chemical level of organization.