What Makes an Inorganic Compound Different from an Organic Compound

question 4

Multiple Choice

What makes an inorganic compound different from an organic compound?

• A) An inorganic compound does not contain carbon.
• B) An inorganic compound does contain carbon.
• C) An inorganic compound is found commonly in plants.
• D) An inorganic compound is more common than organic compounds.

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