7. 1. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen collectively are known as: a. Primary compounds b. Essential compounds Organic compounds Inorganic compounds C. d. 8. The shells of an atom contains what? a. b. C. d. Negatively charged electrons Positively charged electrons Neutrally charged electrons Positively charged protons and neutrons

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7. 1. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen collectively are known as:
Primary compounds
Essential compounds
C.
Organic compounds
d. Inorganic compounds
a.
b.
8. The shells of an atom contains what?
a.
b.
C.
d.
Negatively charged electrons
Positively charged electrons
Neutrally charged electrons
Positively charged protons and neutrons
Transcribed Image Text:7. 1. carbon, hydrogen, and oxygen collectively are known as: Primary compounds Essential compounds C. Organic compounds d. Inorganic compounds a. b. 8. The shells of an atom contains what? a. b. C. d. Negatively charged electrons Positively charged electrons Neutrally charged electrons Positively charged protons and neutrons
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Step 1: Introduction to organic compounds

An organic compound is defined as any compound which contains carbon and hydrogen ( also known as ” hydrocarbons” ) or compound that is the derivative of it. Mostly organic compounds built up of only three elements- carbon, hydrogen and oxygen.

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