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    This document provides information about organic and inorganic matter. It defines organic matter as being derived from living organisms or once living materials and that it contains carbon. Examples provided of organic matter include plants, animals, and food. Inorganic matter is defined as originating from non-living sources and not containing carbon. Examples of inorganic matter include rocks, minerals, metals, water, and gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide. The objective is to analyze the characteristics of organic and inorganic matter and classify examples into the appropriate category.

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    This document provides information about organic and inorganic matter. It defines organic matter as being derived from living organisms or once living materials and that it contains carbon. Examples provided of organic matter include plants, animals, and food. Inorganic matter is defined as originating from non-living sources and not containing carbon. Examples of inorganic matter include rocks, minerals, metals, water, and gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide. The objective is to analyze the characteristics of organic and inorganic matter and classify examples into the appropriate category.

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    This document provides information about organic and inorganic matter. It defines organic matter as being derived from living organisms or once living materials and that it contains carbon. Examples provided of organic matter include plants, animals, and food. Inorganic matter is defined as originating from non-living sources and not containing carbon. Examples of inorganic matter include rocks, minerals, metals, water, and gases like oxygen and carbon dioxide. The objective is to analyze the characteristics of organic and inorganic matter and classify examples into the appropriate category.

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    SCIENCE

    10TH GRADE A-B-C-D


    MS.GABRIELA NAZARENO
    PRAYERS
    VALUE

    • INFORMED AND INSTRUCTED


    • Education is what survives when what h
    as been learned has been forgotten
    SCIENCE
    TOPIC : ORGANIC AND INORGANIC MATTER

    OBJECTIVE : ANALIZE THE CHARACTERISTICS OF ORGANIC AND INORGANIC


    MATTER.
    Video
    CLASSIFY THESE MATTERS INTO ORGANIC AND
    INORGANIC.
    Organic : is derived from living organisms or once living materials.
    IMPORTANT FACT : CONTAINS CARBON.

    PLANTS
    ANIMAL
    WATER PLANTS
    SALT ANIMALS
    FOOD FOOD
    CARBOHYDRATES CARBOHYDRATE
    ROCKS S
    GASES
    Organic matter

    Are materials that contains


    carbon atoms bond with
    Inorganic matter
    hydrogen ,oxygen,nitrogen and
    others elements

    Originated from non living


    Example : plants, animals , sources , and doesn´t contain
    These materials are associated microoganisms and products carbom (C -H) It consists of
    with life processes. derived from them. Such as mineral , and substances that
    wood, paper, food are not part of the biological
    world.
    Inorganic matter example.

    Rocks, Many
    minerals, synthethic
    metals, chemical
    water ,gases are
    like oxygen considered
    and carbon inorganic
    dioxide matter.

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