NH4HCO3 and so have C atoms ah, why still inorganic
Not all carbon compounds are organic compounds, CO, CO2, carbonic acid, carbonates (including salt and acid salts), metal carbides, cyanides, thiocyanates are inorganic compounds.
Organic matter is a general term for carbon compounds (except carbon oxides, carbon dioxide, carbonates, carbonates, bicarbonates, metal carbides, cyanides, thiocyanides and other oxides) or hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Organic matter is the material basis for life. The inorganic compound usually refers to a compound containing no carbon element, but a few carbon-containing compounds such as carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, carbon monoxide, carbonate and the like do not have the properties of an organic substance, and therefore such substances are also inorganic.
Organic definition is not all elements, if only look at carbon atoms, then graphite and carbon dioxide are also areas of organic matter, so this is not the case. In general, organic matter is defined as containing atomic elements, which can be combusted, low density, low melting point, strong volatility, poor solubility in water, etc., which are composed of carbon atoms and covalent bonds.
