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Interpretation:
Cyanide ion, carbonate ion, acetate ion can be considered as organic or not is to be determined.
Concept introduction:
Compounds can be classified as organic and inorganic material on the basis of the material from which they are derived. The organic compound is the class of compound that has carbon-hydrogen bond or carbon-carbon long chains in their structure. They are derived from plants, animals and living organisms.
Inorganic compounds are those compounds that consist of other elements than carbon or have no carbon-carbon bond in their structure. They are derived from minerals.
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Answer to Problem 1E
Acetate ion
Explanation of Solution
Cyanide ion
Acetate ion
Acetate ion
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Chapter 21 Solutions
Introductory Chemistry: An Active Learning Approach
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- Illustrate with the use of concept map the difference between the classification of organic compounds. Use the main idea such as the classification of organic compounds and its supporting details.arrow_forwardGive three objects in your home that are considered as organic compounds. Identify whether it is an alkane, alkene, alkyne, alcohol, carboxylic acid, ether, aldehyde, ketone, ester, amine.arrow_forwardWhat is the main element involved in organic chemistry?arrow_forward
- Which compounds were classified as organic compounds according to the Early chemists?arrow_forwardFirst organic compound synthesize in an inorganic compound Difference between inorganic compounds and organic compounds What is the characteristics of a carbon atom that will make carbon produce different compound, is it its ability to compound, electron on the outer most shell? How do u classify organic compounds? And what are these so called functional groups? What are hydrocarbons?and what is the difference between a saturated and an unsaturated hydrocarbon? is isomarism common to organic compounds? If yes what is the reason why? How do u name organic compounds?arrow_forwardWhat is the attitude being portrayed by the scientist Friedrich Wohler in his contributions to organic chemistry?arrow_forward
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