Organic Molecules vs Inorganic Molecules
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Organic Molecules vs Inorganic MoleculesQuestions
- What are some examples of organic molecules vs inorganic molecules?
- How does water dissolve organic molecules?
- Explain why organic molecules are based on carbon.
- How can you identify organic molecules?
- How many organic molecules are there?
- What organic molecules contain phosphorus and nitrogen?
- Why are enzymes organic molecules?
- Why are organic molecules important to living things?
- Do inorganic molecules affect living things?
- What are carbohydrates?
- How do carbohydrates differ from hydrocarbons?
- How do carbohydrates differ from inorganic substances?
- How do carbohydrates differ from lipids?
- How do proteins differ from carbohydrates and lipids?
- How do lipids differ from carbohydrates and proteins?
- What are some examples of nucleic acids?
- How are nucleic acids related to proteins?
- What are organic compounds?
- Is styrofoam organic or inorganic?
- Are humans organic or inorganic?
- Is #H_2S# an organic or inorganic gas?
- Is sugar an organic or inorganic compound?
- What is the largest organic molecule?
- Is carbon dioxide an organic compound?
- Is #H_2O# an organic compound?
- What is an example of inorganic matter?
- What are the similarities between organic and inorganic acids?
- How can you tell whether the chemical formula for a compound represents a protein or a carbohydrate?
- Do organic compounds have a high or low melting point? Why?
- Is Oleic acid organic or inorganic? Polar or nonpolar? Covalent or Ionic?
- Are proteins organic or inorganic molecules?
- How does a carbon atom form lipids, carbohydrates, nucleic acids, and proteins?
- Do lipids, proteins, or nucleic acids contain peptide bonds? Which one contains peptide bonds?
- What are the functional groups of carbohydrates, lipids, proteins, and nucleic acids?
- Question #ea253
- What is the difference between organic and inorganic compounds based on solubility and flammability?
- Why do all organic compounds contain carbon?
- Is asbestos an organic or inorganic compound?
- Is water an organic compound or inorganic compound?
- What do organic compounds contain that inorganic compounds do not?
- What are some examples of inorganic compounds and organic compounds?
- How is organic nitrogen converted into inorganic nitrogen?
- Are hormones organic or inorganic compounds?
- Which of these compounds are organic, which are inorganic : carbon monoxide, CO; glucose, #C_6H_12O_6#; ethanol, #CH_3CH_2OH#; hydrogen cyanide, HCN and octane, #C_8H_18#?
- What is the definition for an inorganic molecule?
- What are some similarities between organic and inorganic compounds?
- Is oxygen an organic or inorganic molecule?
- Are the following compounds organic or inorganic - #C_2H_2#, #C_6H_4CH#, #C_6H_6#, #NH_3#, #H_2O#, #CH_3CHO#, #NH_4OH#, and #B_6O#?
- Why do organic compounds have higher melting point and boiling point than inorganic compounds?
- What are two differences between carbohydrates and lipids?
- I am thinking of a molecule that has a polar head group, two fatty acid tails, and is amphipathic. Of what kind of molecule am l thinking?
- In contrast to a saturated molecule what does an unsaturated molecule contain?
- Question #9e480
- Question #54d08
- Where do we find corona radiata and zona pellucida?
- Distinguish between organic and inorganic molecules?
- Monosaccharides, disaccharides, and polysaccharides are all types of which macromolecule?
- What combines together to form a disaccharide?
- What is the difference between a simple sugar and a complex carbohydrate?
- Question #1652a
- What is a macromolecule?