organic

attribute

Definition: In chemistry, many authors consider an organic compound to be any chemical compound that contains carbon-hydrogen or carbon-carbon bonds, although the definition of "organic" versus "inorganic" varies from author to author, and is a topic of debate. For example, methane (CH4) is considered organic, but whether halides of carbon without hydrogen (e.g. carbon tetrachloride CCl4) are organic or inorganic varies from author to author.

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Occurs in:

• soil_matter~organic__mass_fraction
• soil_matter~organic__oven-dried_mass_fraction
• soil_matter~organic__volume_fraction
• water~liquid_carbon~dissolved~organic__mole_concentration
• biomass~microbial-and-soil_pool~organic~stabilized-as-nitrogen__mass-per-area_density
• biomass~microbial-or-soil_pool~organic~stabilized_nitrogen__gross_mass-per-area_immobilization_density
• soil_layer_matter~organic~stabilized_carbon__mass_fraction
• substrates~organic_nitrogen__gross_decomposition_mass-per-area_mineralization_density