​Nucleic Acids Absorb Wavelengths Between 250 and 300 Nm,and Hemoglobin

​Nucleic acids absorb wavelengths between 250 and 300 nm,and hemoglobin absorbs wavelengths around 600 nm.This means that:

A) ​nucleic acids cannot absorb longer wavelengths as they are smaller than hemoglobin molecules are.
B) ​nucleic acids are more conjugated than hemoglobin is.
C) ​hemoglobin is more conjugated than nucleic acids are.
D) ​hemoglobin molecules can absorb higher wavelengths because they are bigger than nucleic acids are.