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Which of the following compounds do you think are organic?
 vinegar
 gasoline
 olive oil
 acetone
 cork
 charcoal
 alcohol
 polyester
 wood
 propane
 wool
 plastic
 laundry detergent
 nylon
 paper
 rubber
 cotton
 nail polish
 Round-up weed
 motor oil
 leather
killer
All of the above compounds are organic!
Some inorganic compounds include:
 table salt
 all metals
 ionic compounds  metal alloys
 most “rocks”
 glass
 minerals
 concrete
 clay
• Organic chemistry is the study of compounds
that contain CARBON.
• Almost all carbon-containing compounds are
organic (both natural and synthetic)
• Inorganic compounds generally DO NOT
contain carbon
Exceptions: CO, CO2, ionic carbonates (-CO3)
are all inorganic
• Carbon is very versatile due to its 4 valence electrons.
(allows for 4 bonds)
C
+
4H
H
H C H
H
• Carbon is usually bonded to H, O or other non-metals
• Carbon can bond with itself to form long chains of
carbon atoms (polymers; eg: petroleum & plastics)
• Organic compounds always have C before H in their
formulas (eg: CH4)
Hydrocarbons
• Contain only C and H atoms
polyethylene
•
•
C5000H10000
(plastic)
Hydrocarbons are flammable and many are used as fuels
See table 5.8 (page 247 in textbook) or page 96 in workbook
Alcohols
• Contain C, H and O atoms
•
All alcohols are poisonous and flammable
•
See table 5.9 (page 248 in textbook) or page 97 in workbook
Homework: Read Workbook Pages 95-97
Complete Workbook Pages 98-99