Where organic compound found?

Answer 1

Organic compounds are those containing carbon in some way. They can be found almost everywhere; your body contains a large amount of organic compounds, and the air is around 380 ppm carbon dioxide.

Answer 2

Organic compounds consist of Carbon, Hydrogen, Oxygen, and Nitrogen. Inorganic compounds don't but have the melting/boiling point, and color.

No. Organic compounds may contain oxygen and nitrogen but do not have to. Organic compounds must contain C and H in the same molecule or ion. Thus methane, CH4, and ethanol, C2H6O, are organic. All carbon molecules like C60 oddly are NOT organic. Salts like ammonium isocyanate NH4 NCO are not organic even though it has C and H they are not part of the same ion. H is in NH4 cation and carbon in the NCO anion so it is not organic. Compounds that contain metals as well as C and H can be called organic but are more properly called organometallics.

Answer 3

Organic compounds are found in living organisms such as plants and animals, as well as in non-living materials such as fossil fuels. They are also present in food, drinks, medicines, plastics, and many other everyday products.

Answer 4

Basically, organic compounds have carbon. Inorganic do not (though there are some exceptions)

Answer 5

Organic compounds (such as sugars or chlorophyll etc.) are found in organic objects, such as people, animals, plants, fungi, or bacteria.