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Q.1 Describe three properties you can use to distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds. Q.2 A white solid has no odor, is soluble in water, and is not flammable. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why? Q.3 A clear liquid with a gasoline-like odor forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why?

          Q.1 Describe three properties you can use to distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds.
Q.2 A white solid has no odor, is soluble in water, and is not flammable. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why?
Q.3 A clear liquid with a gasoline-like odor forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why?

Q.1 Describe three properties you can use to distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds.
Q.2 A white solid has no odor, is soluble in water, and is not flammable. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why?
Q.3 A clear liquid with a gasoline-like odor forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be an organic or an inorganic substance? Why?

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

Nivaldo Tro 2nd Edition

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05/30/2022

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- Organic compounds typically contain carbon and hydrogen, often with C-H bonds. - Organic compounds are usually flammable and have distinct odors. - Inorganic compounds often dissolve in water and are not flammable. Show more…

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Q1. Describe three properties you can use to distinguish between organic and inorganic compounds. Q2. A white solid has no odor, is soluble in water, and is not flammable. Would you expect it to be organic or an inorganic substance? Why? Q3. A clear liquid with a gasoline-like odor forms a layer when added to water. Would you expect it to be organic or an inorganic substance? Why?