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none are. organic is defined as containing carbon and hydrogens. other elements can be used, mainly oxygen, nitrogen, sulphur and phosphorus and others in organometallics. but they need to contain carbon and hydrogen mainly.

i may be wrong on potassium hydrogen carbonate. cannot find out from a Google search. can someone shed more light please? the other two definitely are not organic

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