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    Organic vs Inorganic The infographic compares organic and inorganic compounds, noting that organic compounds contain carbon while inorganic compounds generally do not. Organic compounds are mainly found in living organisms and are made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and others. They form covalent bonds and have relatively high melting and boiling points. In contrast, inorganic compounds do not contain carbon or hydrogen and oxygen, are non-inflammable, and form ionic bonds. They also have a higher rate of reaction and better conductivity.

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    Organic vs Inorganic The infographic compares organic and inorganic compounds, noting that organic compounds contain carbon while inorganic compounds generally do not. Organic compounds are mainly found in living organisms and are made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and others. They form covalent bonds and have relatively high melting and boiling points. In contrast, inorganic compounds do not contain carbon or hydrogen and oxygen, are non-inflammable, and form ionic bonds. They also have a higher rate of reaction and better conductivity.

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    Organic vs Inorganic The infographic compares organic and inorganic compounds, noting that organic compounds contain carbon while inorganic compounds generally do not. Organic compounds are mainly found in living organisms and are made up of carbon, hydrogen, oxygen, nitrogen and others. They form covalent bonds and have relatively high melting and boiling points. In contrast, inorganic compounds do not contain carbon or hydrogen and oxygen, are non-inflammable, and form ionic bonds. They also have a higher rate of reaction and better conductivity.

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    Organic vs Inorganic
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    ORGANIC INORGANIC

    Organic compounds are Most inorganic compounds do not


    characterized by the presence of have carbon atoms in them (some
    carbon atoms in them exceptions do exist)

    Living organisms are generally made Inorganic compounds are generally


    up of organic compounds, for the found in non-living entities, such as
    most part. minerals, the air, or outer space.

    Organic compounds are mainly made They do not possess hydrogen or


    up of carbon and hydrogen, but also oxygen, and their derivatives
    oxygen, nitrogen, halogen,
    phosphorus and others.

    Organic compounds are said to be These compounds are not


    more volatile and also highly inflammable and are non-volatile in
    inflammable nature

    These are soluble in water and also


    These are insoluble in water non-soluble in some of the organic
    solutions
    Organic compounds have relatively
    high melting and boiling point Inorganic compounds generally have
    a low boiling and melting point.

    Inorganic compounds form ionic


    Organic compounds form covalent bonds between the atoms of
    bonds molecules

    The rate of reaction is slow in Inorganic compounds have a high


    organic compounds rate of reaction

    In most of the aqueous solutions, In aqueous solutions, these are


    these are poor conductors known to of heat and electricity

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