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Although carbon dioxide contains carbon, it is not considered an organic compound because

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Although carbon dioxide contains carbon, it is not considered an organic compound because

Although carbon dioxide contains carbon, it is not
considered an organic compound because
a. it is not found in the earths crust.
b. it is not present in living cells.
c. the carbon atom is not bonded to at least one
hydrogen atom.
d. the carbons are not in chains or rings.
e. it is too small.

Question 2

The atom present in all organic compounds is
a. carbon.
b. oxygen.
c. nitrogen.
d. sulfur.
e. hydrogen.

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