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Where does carbo nenter the body?

Mainly through food. Food is organic. Sugars, fats, proteins etc, all that, (except element metals etc) are all organic. Organic substances in chemistry are basically hydrocarbons. If you drink alcohol for instance, that's organic.


Why is organic substances biodegredable?

Not all organic substances are biodegradable. CFCs are terribly stable.


Which element is the element is in all organic compounds?

Carbon (symbol C) is in all organic compounds


What element is contained in all organic matter?

Carbon is the element contained in all organic matter.


Element characteristic of organic compound is?

All organic compounds feature the element carbon.


What substances show carbon dating?

The element Carbon is in all living things, it is a basic building block for the construction of organic material and measuring the age of material.


All organic compounds must contain what element?

All organic compounds must contain the element carbon.


True or false Amines amides and amino acids are organic compounds containing the element?

They all contain Nitrogen, but not all substances containing nitrogen are organic componds, like amides, amines, amino acids. There are others: cyano- nitro-, imides, azo- , etc.


What chemical element is found in all organic molecules?

Thid chemical element is carbon (C).


What is the common characteristic shared by all organic substances?

The common characteristic shared by all organic substances is that they contain carbon atoms bonded to hydrogen atoms.


Element in all organic compounds?

Carbon.


What does compost turn into?

Compost biodegrades into much simplar organic substances and evenually into just dirt. I asume because all compost is organic it would break down into carbon and other element. This answer is free for improvement.

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