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Define organic chemistry.

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Define organic chemistry.

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Organic chemistry is to be defined.

Concept introduction:

A compound that comprises carbon atoms is considered an organic compound and the study of these carbon consisting compounds is known as organic chemistry.

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The branch of chemistry in which carbon and its compounds, carbon containing reactions, structu...

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