Briefly discuss why increased chlorination of organic compounds increases the recalcitrance or stability of the molecule in the environment.

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Q: Based on your observations, compare the stability of organic and inorganic compounds towards heat.

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A: Applying concept of balancing chemical reaction by redox method.

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Q: Is the statement "life comes from life" applicable in organic chemistry?

A: Yes ! "life comes from life"  is also applicable to organic chemistry.

Q: What is the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants?

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