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when a company with help of its efficient management enhances its growth rate it is refered as organic growth.whereas inorganic growth is attained with help of merger and acquisition, takeovers. A company when acquires a technology developing company in order to enhance its competitive advantage and growth rate it is inorganic grate.
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What make a molecule organic vs inorganic?
It is organic if the molecule contains carbon-hydrogen bonds. If none of these bonds are present in the molecule, it is inorganic.
Is ethel organic or organic?
Ethel is a lady's name. Many ladies are organic, if that is what you wanted to know. Further, I don't know how to distinguish between organic and organic. Ethyl is a chemical term that refers to an organic compound with a backbone of two carbon atoms, such as ethyl alcohol, the stuff in booze. There is a difference between the chemical definition of organic, which refers to chemicals with carbon-hydrogen bonds vs. what you probably are asking about; organic as in USDA approved natural and not synthetic. You will find ethyl "parts" in items that are approved for use in USDA approved organic foods and items that are not approved for use in organic foods, such as ethylene glycol, which is the main ingredient in radiator antifreeze and is poisonous. The short answer is that the question cannot be answered. If you know the entire chemical name, then we have something to work with.
What is the most important derby in the world?
Could be one of this: Boca vs River Celtic vs Rangers Barcelona vs Madrid Peñarol vs Nacional Brasil vs Argentina Fenerbahce vs Galatasaray Perspolis vs Esteghlal
Why there is more bacteria growth in liquid vs solid medium?
it is more on liquid because moist attracts more microorganisms than on dry surfaces it is more on liquid because moist attracts more microorganisms than on dry surfaces
Volt vs mah?
No relationship. You might as well be asking "squirrels vs bananas?".
What make a molecule organic vs inorganic?
It is organic if the molecule contains carbon-hydrogen bonds. If none of these bonds are present in the molecule, it is inorganic.
Is there any polar inorganic compound?
Polarity has to do with the charge while organic vs. inorganic has to do (in general) with the presence or absence of carbon. The two are unrelated. HF (hydrogen fluoride) is a polar molecule that is inorganic and there are thousands more.
Difference between total solid and total volatile solid?
Total solids (TS) is the total amount(sum) of organic and inorganic solid materials that are suspended and those that are dissolved. Total volatile solids( VS) are organic compounds of animal and plant origin. Total solids is therefore composed of VS and Fixed solids.
What are the advantages and disadvantages of organic growth and growth by acquisition?
Acquisitions can help you quickly grow your business by adding new customers, capabilities, and other relationships, etc. very quickly vs. organic growth. That said, acquisitions require cash, time to find target acquisition companies, and legal work to structure the deal as well as effort for integrating the acquired business. Acquisitions can make a lot of sense, but they are not something to pursue without clearly thinking through why it might make sense and all your options to reach your growth goals. Organic growth takes time, but you typically have a better understanding of your own business. It allows you to set the course of your business and know all aspects vs. acquisitions which will always have elements of uncertainty. Assuming your business is cashflow positive, organic growth is typically less cash intensive in the near-term vs. the pop required for M&A.
What do you do with an acid when it starts with hydrogen?
All inorganic acids have a formula that begins with H (HCl, HNO3, H2SO4,etc). Organic acids (acetic acid, oxalic acid, etc) generally do not. "What do you do with" them is rather vague. They all undergo similar neutralization reactions. Naming them depends on what anions the hydrogen is combined with (hydrochloric - HCl vs nitric - HNO3).
How are organic molecules classified?
Organic molecules are typically classified by: 1) aliphatic vs. aromatic 2) number of rings or carbon atoms in chain 3) chemical moieties
What do you mean by kinds of soil?
sandy vs loam, organic matter percentage, pH, content of nutrients of pollutents ect.
The use of organic manure vs the effects on the soil?
increases the soil humus content soil microbs helps in soil maintenance
What is the nutritional value of organic food?
It should be exactly the same as organic foods. The terms organic and non-organic only refer to the practices of growing the crops. To a plant - it does not recognize the difference between a non-organic or organic form of fertilizer. The form of fertilizer nutrient that a plant uses is the same regarless of the source. The source may be from manure, sewage sludge or commercial fertilizer. In short, there is no difference in the nutritional value of organic vs. non-organic foods. The term "organic" is more targetted at which pesticides and fertilzers are used. While there's a ton of controversy on this topic, so far the debate rages on, and the value of organic vs. non-organic foods is not scientifically clear. "Organic" means "containing carbon". All foods that humans consume contain carbon, and they are therefore all organic. Now, if you're using the definition of "organic" that was made up by a bunch of nature-loving growers to distinguish their "naturally-grown" foods from conventionally grown foods, so that they could sell a nutritionally-deprived, unhealthy, disease-ridden, pest-eaten, growth-stunted product for ten times the price of the conventional alternative, then I would have to say that the nutritional value of non-organic foods is quite a bit higher than that of organic foods. The conventional foods receive plenty of commercial fertilizers that help ensure adequate growth and development of vitamins and minerals in the food. They get plenty of herbicides to ensure that weeds don't compete with the crop for nutrients from the soil. They get plenty of insecticides to ensure that insects don't suck all the nutrients out of the food. And after the crops are harvested, they get preservatives added to them to help keep the foods fresh and chock-full of vitamins and minerals. None of those things are permitted in "organic foods". But, most importantly, conventional crops are not routinely exposed to manure, which contains E coli, a disease that can kill people.
How are fertilizers classified?
Mainly by organic/natural vs. inorganic/chemical/man-made, although they are also classified by nutrient content. For example, a commonly available man-made garden fertilizer might say "16-16-16-4S" on the label. Using the common nomenclature in the fertilizer industry, this means that it contains 16% nitrogen, 16% phophorus, 16% potassium, and 4% sulfur.
How do you advance plant growth system Plants vs Zombies?
crazy Dave will offer to you once you have enough coins
What are advantages and disadvantages of acquisition growth in business?
Acquisitions can help you quickly grow your business by adding new customers, capabilities, and other relationships, etc. very quickly vs. organic growth. That said, acquisitions require cash, time to find target acquisition companies, and legal work to structure the deal as well as effort for integrating the acquired business. Acquisitions can make a lot of sense, but they are not something to pursue without clearly thinking through why it might make sense and all your options to reach your growth goals.
