Are hydrocarbons all organic?
A series of compounds with similar structures and different molecular composition of one or several "CH2" radicals are called the same series, and each member in the same series is called homologous, and the chemical properties of homologues are similar due to their similar structure. Their physical properties, often with the increase in molecular weight and regular changes.
A series of organic compounds, also known as "hydrocarbons." Many types, according to the structure and nature,
The organic matter is an abbreviation of an organic compound and refers to a compound containing a carbon (C) element (a carbon-containing oxide such as CO.CO2 and a carbonate and bicarbonate-containing compound such as CaCO3.NaHCO3, a metal carbide such as CaC2 , Cyanide, etc.), simply say that most of the carbon-containing compounds and their derivatives of all elements and their compounds, while carbonates, carbonates, bicarbonates and other compounds, although the hydrocarbon is inorganic.
