Question

which of the following is an organic molecule?
a.hydrogen sulfide
b. water
c. nitrogen gas
d. fructose

Answer 1

Answer:

The correct answer is methane . Nature constitutes most of the substances made up of organic compounds. These compounds have carbon atoms attached with hydrogen atoms with a chemical bond (very few compounds may not have this bond).

Explanation:

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Answer 2

Fructose is the correct answer to the given question (option d).

Organic molecules are defined as molecules that possess carbon-hydrogen bonds in organic chemistry. Another feature of organic molecules is their fundamental skeleton, which is made up of carbon atoms bound together by a covalent connection called catenation.

• To determine whether a molecule is organic or inorganic, we must first determine its chemical formula and kind of chemical bonding.

1. Hydrogen sulphide: chemical formula= H2S, chemical bonding= Hydrogen bond
2. Water: chemical formula= H2O, chemical bonding= Hydrogen bond
3. Nitrogen gas: chemical formula= N2, chemical bonding= Triple covalent bond
4. Fructose: chemical formula= C6H12O6, chemical bonding= covalent bond and carbon-hydrogen bond

As a result, Fructose satisfies the criterion of organic molecules, according to the definition.