1. What is Organic Chemistry? 2. Name two properties, physical or chemical that distinquish organic compounds...

1. What is Organic Chemistry?

2. Name two properties, physical or chemical that distinquish organic compounds from inorganic compounds?

3. What is the principal chemical bonding in organic compounds?

Expert Solution

1. Organic chemistry is the chemistry for study of compounds form from carbon and hydrogen and it's derivatives. Organic chemistry deals with the compounds found in natural living things.

2. (A)A compounds compounds contains carbon as a important atom while inorganic compounds may or may not contain carbon.

(B) organic chemistry delas with the compounds found in living things while inorganic chemistry deals with the compounds found in non living metals and salt.

3. Principal chemical bonding in organic compounds is Covalent bond formation between carbon and hydrogen by sharing of electrons. Some times carbon shares electrons with nitrogen, oxygen and sulphur.

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