Two fume hoods, one row of organic matter and one row of inorganic matter, can one pipe go?

It's hard to say, some don't react, some react.

Inorganic matter is the valency of the compound.

The organic is to look at it and there are also several bonds, single bonds, double bonds, and three bonds pulled up.

It exists in an ionic state, and you dismantle it like a strong acid and a strong alkali salt.

If there is hydration, you write the chemical formula of hydration.

If people don't dissolve it at all, don't dismantle it.

Inorganic is an abbreviation for inorganic compounds, usually referring to compounds that do not contain the element carbon. A small number of carbon-containing compounds, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonates, cyanide, etc., are also inorganic. Inorganic substances can be broadly divided into oxides, acids, alkalis, salts, etc.

Organic Matter] Definition Organic matter usually refers to compounds containing carbon elements, or hydrocarbons and their derivatives are collectively referred to as organic matter.

Note 1Organic matter is an abbreviation for organic compounds. At present, there are more than 9 million species of organic matter known to human beings, far more than inorganic matter.

2.In the early days, organic matter was known to be obtained from organisms such as animals and plants, so such compounds were called organic matter. By the 20s of the 19th century, scientists had synthesized many organic substances with inorganic substances, such as urea, acetic acid, fat, etc., thus breaking the concept that organic matter can only be obtained from organisms.

However, due to historical and customary reasons, people still use the name organic matter.

3.Organic matter is generally insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents, and has a low melting point. The vast majority of organic matter is easy to decompose and burn when heated. The reaction of organic matter is generally slow and is often accompanied by side reactions.

4.There are many types of organic matter, which can be divided into two categories: hydrocarbons and derivatives of hydrocarbons. According to the different functional groups contained in organic molecules, they are divided into alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, aromatic hydrocarbons and alcohols, aldehydes, carboxylic acids, esters and so on.

According to the carbon frame structure of organic molecules, it can also be divided into three categories: open-chain compounds, carbon ring compounds and heterocyclic compounds.

5.Organic matter is of great significance to human life, life and production. All life on Earth contains a lot of organic matter.

Inorganic matter is mainly composed of: water and inorganic salts, of which water can be classified as: bound water and free water, bound water is an important component of cell structure, free water is a good solvent, transport substances, participate in chemical reactions.

Inorganic salts can be divided into: ions and compounds, ions are to maintain the normal life activities of cells, and compounds are important components of intracellular compounds.

It is a laboratory itself, so it is recommended to operate strictly, but if it is not a big experiment, and whether it is used at the same time, it depends on the situation!

As long as the exhaust gas has no effect on the pipeline itself, the gas can coexist with each other, which is completely possible!

Organic compound) is mainly composed of oxygen, hydrogen, and carbon. Organic matter is the material basis for the production of life. Fats, amino acids, proteins, sugars, heme, chlorophyll, enzymes, hormones, etc.

The metabolism of organisms and the genetic phenomena of organisms are involved in the transformation of organic compounds. In addition, many substances that are closely related to human life, such as oil, natural gas, cotton, dyes, chemical fibers, natural and synthetic medicines, etc., are organic compounds.

inorganic compound.Inorganic compounds, compounds that are not related to the body (a few compounds related to the body are also inorganic compounds, such as water), corresponding to organic compounds, usually refer to compounds that do not contain carbon elements, but include carbon oxides, carbonates, hydrides, etc., referred to as inorganics.

Therefore, the main difference between organic and inorganic matter is whether the compound contains carbon elements. Carbon elements are generally organic, and vice versa.

Organics are organic compounds. A general term for carbonaceous compounds (except for a few simple carbonaceous compounds such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonates, metal carbides) or hydrocarbons and their derivatives. Organic matter is the material basis for the production of life.

Characteristics of organic matter:

Most organic compounds mainly contain carbon and hydrogen, and often contain oxygen, nitrogen, sulfur, halogens, phosphorus, etc. Some organic matter comes from the plant kingdom, but most of them are made from oil, natural gas, coal, etc. as raw materials, and are prepared by artificial synthesis.

Compared with inorganic matter, the number of organic matter is numerous, up to several million. The carbon atoms of organic compounds are very strong in binding capacity and can combine with each other to form carbon chains or carbon rings. The number of carbon atoms can be one, thousands, tens of thousands, and many organic polymer compounds can even have hundreds of thousands of carbon atoms.

In addition, isomerism is very common in organic compounds, which is one of the reasons for the abundance of organic compounds.

Organic compounds are generally combustible except for a few. Compared with inorganic substances, they have poor thermal stability, and electrolytes are prone to decomposition when heated. The melting point of organic matter is low, generally not exceeding 400.

The polarity of organic matter is very weak, so it is mostly insoluble in water. The reaction between organic matter, most of which is an intermolecular reaction, often requires a certain amount of activation energy, so the reaction is slow, and catalysts and other means are often needed. Moreover, the reaction of organic matter is more complex, under the same conditions, a compound can often carry out several different reactions at the same time to produce different products.

Inorganic substances are inorganic compounds. Generally, it refers to the compounds of various elements other than carbon, such as water, salt, sulfuric acid, lime, etc. However, some simple carbon-containing compounds such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonic acid, carbonates, and carbides are also studied as inorganic due to their similar composition and properties to inorganic substances.

The vast majority of inorganic substances can be classified into four categories: oxides, acids, bases, and salts.

Organic matter is not all polymer, for example, the common methane styrene is not inorganic, not all low molecular weight, such as molecular sieve, some ceramics are not, they are all inorganic polymer compounds formed by silicate condensation.

All the matter in the world is either inorganic or organic.

Organic matter refers to substances containing carbon elements, but it is customary to exclude carbon, carbon dioxide, carbon monoxide, and carbonates because their properties are not very similar to ordinary substances of organic matter.

The general properties of the so-called organic matter refer to: insoluble in water, soluble in organic solvents, and low melting point. The vast majority of organic matter is easy to decompose and burn when heated. The reaction of organic matter is generally slow and is often accompanied by side reactions.

There are so many inorganics! In addition to the above, metals, salts ......

There are also a lot of organic matter, at present, there are more than 9 million kinds of organic matter known to human beings, far more than inorganic matter in kind, and the number of tens of thousands of species is increasing every year, common organic matter such as vinegar, oil, wine, sugar ......

I won't copy and paste that much.

1. Classification criteria: whether it contains carbon.

1. Organic matter is generally composed of carbon, hydrogen and oxygen, which is easy to burn and has thermal instability.

2.Inorganics are made up of metal ions and acid ions.

3.The exception is carbon dioxide, which is inorganic, and you can remember it) Second, common organic matter in life:

sugar, protein, fat, plastic, nylon, rubber, cotton, paper, tobacco and alcohol;

3. Common inorganic substances in life:

Aluminum, magnesium, copper.

Inorganic matter, carbon-containing except for cyanide, carbonate, carbon oxide and other special cases are organic, (CN)2 just belongs to the special case, and organic and inorganic substances do not need to be so finely ......Modern chemistry is no longer sufficient in terms of whether it contains C or not.

Carbon and nitrogen above 2700 high temperature reaction can be obtained (CN)2, it is generally difficult to reach this temperature, electrolysis method is more convenient to ......If you're going to do experiments, you'd better skip .........The degree of danger cannot be described as ...... height

Inorganic. Pseudo-halogens.

Both cyanide and simple cyanide are inorganic.

If he says that it is a nitrile (jing) substance, he means an organic matter.

Inorganic. These are a few exceptions to the provisions.

Generally speaking, organic matter refers to carbon-containing compounds, while inorganic matter is the opposite, but some carbon-containing compounds such as carbonates, bicarbonates, carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, etc. are also inorganic.

No, carbon monoxide oxidizes combustion but is not organic.

No, organic matter can be oxidized and burned, but some inorganic matter can also.

For example, C, P, S, and Na are all inorganic, but they can all be oxidized and combusted.

b Water + carbon dioxide ——— organic matter + oxygen.

Water and carbon dioxide are both inorganic.

b co2 + h2018 ——ch2o） +o218

Inorganic matter cannot be called decomposition, so D is not chosen

Oxygen is an inorganic substance, and carbon-containing compounds are basically organic compounds except for CO CO2.

The biology teacher's statement is wrong, but under the guidance of the general principle, organic matter is generally combustible, carbon tetrachloride is organic matter and cannot be burned, carbon monoxide, elemental C, are inorganic matter can be burned.

And oxygen can not be burned, oxygen is an accelerant in combustion, and when you learn chemistry, you will know that combustion is actually a violent oxidation reaction, magnesium, aluminum, iron, etc. are also burned in chlorine, but in life, oxygen in the air is generally used as an oxidant to complete the oxidation reaction.

Another statement began to say the opposite, life contains organic matter, but it cannot be said that living things are organic matter, life is composed of organic matter and inorganic matter, we need both sugars, fats, proteins, vitamins and inorganic salts.

Paper is a mixture, and when you learn chemistry, the classification of substances, substances are divided into pure mixtures, and paper is a mixture, which is composed of various substances. The plant fibers in it are a complex organic matter, which can be burned, and the black thing left after burning is inorganic.

Organic matter is a substance that contains carbon chains, except for small molecules containing one carbon.

Formaldehyde, methane, formic acid, methanol.

Inorganic substances are compounds that do not contain carbon-carbon chains.

Upstairs, one thing to say is that oxygen can't burn, oxygen is combustion, it's something else, it's oxidant, that is, if there's only oxygen, there's nothing else, you can't burn.

Oxygen is not organic matter, organic matter must contain element C, and you will understand it naturally when you learn chemistry.

Definition of organic matter: Organic matter usually refers to compounds containing carbon, or hydrocarbons and their derivatives are collectively referred to as organic matter.

Compounds related to the body (a few compounds related to the body are inorganic compounds, such as water), usually referring to compounds containing carbon, with the exception of some simple carbon-containing compounds, such as carbon monoxide, carbon dioxide, carbonates, metal carbides, cyanide, etc. In addition to carbon, the vast majority of organic compound molecules contain hydrogen, and some also contain elements such as oxygen, nitrogen, halogens, sulfur and phosphorus.

Organic matter can be burned, but inorganic matter cannot be burned, this sentence is wrong. For example, CCL4 is organic, but it cannot be wound, and sodium, magnesium, phosphorus, carbon, etc. are inorganic substances, but they can be burned in the air.

As for"Organic matter is animate, and inorganic matter is inanimate"Of course, the living body must contain organic matter, and without organic matter it is certainly not a living body, but the living body also contains inorganic matter.

Organic matter is mostly carbonaceous, but oxygen is not.

Downstairs, so much, others don't have time to look at it Simply put, organic matter is a substance composed of only carbon, hydrogen, oxygen (oxygen element, some organic matter may not have it), inorganic matter is 1Generally does not contain carbon element 2The molecule is smaller 3

Non-combustible.