“Organic Compounds (Organic Chemicals)”  

Organic Compound

  In organic chemistry, Organic Compounds (Organic Chemicals) are a broad class of substances (organic molecules), containing Carbon (C) and its derivatives that exist in either carbon chain or carbon ring form.
  The superclass of organic compounds include:

organic oxygen compounds superclass organooxygen compounds class organosulfur compounds superclass organic polymers superclass

organoheterocyclic compounds superclass lipids and lipid-like molecules superclass fatty acids and derivatives allenes superclass benzenoids superclass phenylpropanoids and polyketides superclass lignans, neolignans and related compounds superclass flavonolignans hydrocarbons [FA11]

  Examples of organic compounds include:

nitrites amyl nitrite

metallo-organic compounds sulfur compounds coordination complexes

More examples of include:

Alcohols Aldehydes Amides Amidines Amines Anhydrides Aza Compounds Azides Azo Compounds Boron Compounds

Carboxylic Acids Catenanes Coordination Complexes Cyanates Ethers Free Radicals Advanced Glycosylation End Products Hydrazines Imides Imines

Isocyanates Ketones Lactones Lewis Acids Lewis Bases Nitrates Nitriles Nitro Compounds Nitroso Compounds Onium Compounds

organic triazenes Organophosphorus Compounds Organoselenium Compounds Organosilicon Compounds Peroxides Phenols Quinones Rotaxanes Semicarbazides Urea Volatile Organic Compounds

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