Organic or Inorganic?
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The document identifies various molecules and determines whether they are organic or inorganic. It considers molecules like water, carbon dioxide, sodium carbonate, ethane, glucose, ribose, amino acids, glycerol, fatty acids, dipeptides, and triglycerides to be organic; and molecules like oxygen, sodium hydrogencarbonate, potassium hydrogencarbonate to be inorganic based on the presence or absence of carbon in their structure.
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Organic or Inorganic?
- 1. Organic or Inorganic? Name the molecule and then decide if it is organic or inorganic. Stephen Taylor Bandung International School
- 2. H 2O
- 3. H 2O water
- 4. Inorganic! H 2O water Where’s the carbon?
- 5. C6H12O6
- 7. Organic! C6H12O6 glucose
- 8. CO2
- 10. Inorganic! CO2 Carbon dioxide Oxides don’t count
- 11. NaCO2 -
- 12. NaCO2 - Sodium carbonate
- 13. Inorganic! NaCO2 - Sodium carbonate Carbonates don’t count either.
- 14. C2H6
- 15. C2H6 ethane
- 16. Organic! C2H6 ethane
- 18. ribose
- 19. Organic! ribose
- 20. NaHCO3
- 21. NaHCO3 Sodium hydrogencarbonate
- 22. Inorganic! NaHCO3 Sodium hydrogencarbonate Hydrogencarbonates – no!
- 24. amino acids
- 25. Organic! amino acids
- 26. KHCO3
- 27. KHCO3 Potassium hydrogencarbonate
- 29. glycerol
- 30. Organic! glycerol
- 31. Inorganic! KHCO3 Potassium hydrogencarbonate
- 32. O2
- 33. O2 oxygen
- 36. Deoxyribonucleic acid (single nucleotide)
- 37. Organic! Deoxyribonucleic acid (single nucleotide)
- 39. Fatty acids
- 40. Organic! Fatty acids
- 42. dipeptide
- 43. Organic! dipeptide
- 45. triglyceride
- 46. Organic! triglyceride