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Differentiate between organic from inorganic compound?
Basically, organic compounds have carbon. Inorganic do not.
What is organic chemical?
By convention chemical compounds containing carbon are considered organic chemicals; but this definition is not entirely true.
What is the definition of nitrification?
The chemical process in which a nitro group is added to an organic compound
Is C02 organic or inorganic?
Inorganic if you use the definition organic contains carbon and hydrogen. Organic if your definition is simply contains carbon. There is no clear and agreed definition of the distinction between organic and inorganic. Historically chemists believed an "organic compound" required a life process to produce it.
Are grass clippings organic?
It depends. If the clippings have no pesticides or chemical-based fertilizers, then they are organic. (P.S. they could technically be organic because they were living and are carbon-based, for another definition of organic).
How can you differentiate between organic compounds having same melting point using melting point?
you dont.
Are vitamins organic?
Originally, yes.Now some are made inorganically. Big question is: does it make any difference?By the chemical definition of organic, all vitamins are organic regardless of origin, as they are complex carbon compounds.By the food and supplements definition of organic, it depends on their origin. To be organic they must have come from living things raised without synthetic chemical emendations and only minimal processing.
Differentiate organic from inorganic components?
Basically, organic compounds have carbon. Inorganic do not.
How is a formic acid a compound?
By definition, any covalent chemical is a compound. Formic acid is a covalent chemical (specifically, a monoprotic organic acid CHOOH).
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.
Is an eggshell organic?
That depends on your definition of "organic". Is it "organic matter"? Yes. Is it "organic" as in the definition of organic from the food industry? That depends on where it comes from. If it comes from an organic farm, then yes.
How can I differentiate between vinyl and organic materials in terms of their environmental impact?
Vinyl is a synthetic material made from petroleum, while organic materials are derived from natural sources like plants or animals. Vinyl production releases harmful chemicals and contributes to pollution, while organic materials are biodegradable and have a lower environmental impact. To differentiate between the two, consider the source of the material and its potential impact on the environment.
