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Organic compounds are in nature:
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Self linkage in carbon is called:
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Organic compounds are:
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Element commonly present in organic compounds is:
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An element essential for organic compounds:
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F. Wohler prepared compound from ammonium cyanate:
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Vital force theory was rejected by the work of scientist:
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Vital force theory is:
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Inorganic compounds are derived from sources:
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Organic compounds are derived from sources:
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Which has sp hybridization?
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$CH_{3}-O-CH_{3}$ and $CH_{3}CH_{2}OH$ is example of isomerism:
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-COOh is functional group of:
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Is the formula of:
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Isobutane burn smoothly having arbitrarily value of octane number:
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Coal is used to bake bricks in lime kiln:
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Self linkage of carbon to produce long chains is:
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Wohler synthesized first of all the organic compound:
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Source of organic compounds primarily is:
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Formula of furan is:
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Number of isomers of butane are:
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Formula of thiophene is:
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Type of hybridization in $CH\equiv CH$ is:
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Type of isomerism in $BrCH\equiv CHBr$ is:
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