Question

which of the following is a carbon compound used in daily life : (a) edible oil, (b) carbon dioxide (c) salt (d) baking soda

Answer 1

The correct answer is

(a) Edible oil

The edible oil is a carbon compound . It contains unsaturated hydrocarbons.

Though carbon dioxide and baking soda are also carbon compaunds but they are not as use full as edible oil .

Again common salt is not a carbon compaund, it contains sodium and chloride I.e. NaCl .

Some regular uses of edible oil

》Edible oil is used in our kitchen
》 It is also used as moisturizing agents

Thus from the above discussion we can conclude that in the given compaunds , the Edible oil is used regularly

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Answer 2

In everyday life, a) edible oil is a carbon molecule.

Explanation:

Edible oil

• The edible oil is made up of carbon atoms. It has unsaturated hydrocarbons in it.
• Although carbon dioxide and baking soda are carbon compounds, they are less useful than edible oil.

carbon dioxide

• Carbon dioxide is used as a refrigerant, in fire extinguishers, to inflate life rafts and life jackets, blast coal, foam rubber, and plastics, promote plant growth in greenhouses, immobilize animals before slaughter, and make carbonated beverages.

salt

• NO is the answer. NO, salt is not a carbon component that humans use regularly.
• NaCl is the chemical formula for the common salt we use daily

baking soda

• The chemical compound sodium bicarbonate (IUPAC name: sodium hydrogen carbonate), sometimes known as baking soda or bicarbonate of soda, has the formula NaHCO3.Baking soda, commonly known as sodium bicarbonate, is an ionic chemical, not a covalent compound.