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Scientists used the term organic compound prior to the nineteenth century to describe any substance made by living organisms. They thought that only [...] could make those compounds.	Scientists used the term organic compound prior to the nineteenth century to describe any substance made by living organisms. They thought that only living things could make those compounds.
In 1828, German chemist Friedrich Wöhler synthesized urea—a substance found in the urine of animals. That development disproved the earlier belief that organic compounds could only be made by [...].	In 1828, German chemist Friedrich Wöhler synthesized urea—a substance found in the urine of animals. That development disproved the earlier belief that organic compounds could only be made by living things.
The K12 lessons frequently confuse 'biological compound' with 'organic compound'. There are a great many [...] compounds that are not a part of living organisms. I'll use the term 'biological compound' to refer to compounds found in living things.	The K12 lessons frequently confuse 'biological compound' with 'organic compound'. There are a great many organic compounds that are not a part of living organisms. I'll use the term 'biological compound' to refer to compounds found in living things.
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. [...], 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. [...], 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. [...], 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. [...], 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. [...], 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. [...], and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. [...]. Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: [...]	Biological compounds are made primarily from: 1. carbon (C), 2. hydrogen (H), 3. oxygen (O), 4. nitrogen (N), 5. phosphorus (P), 6. sulfur (S), and 7. calcium (Ca). Mnemonic: Cows Help Only Nude People See CAlifornia
chlorophyll is an important organic compound that contains [...].	chlorophyll is an important organic compound that contains magnesium.
Hemoglobin is an organic compound that contains [...].	Hemoglobin is an organic compound that contains iron.
[-s] are proteins that speed up chemical reactions without being destroyed by them.	Enzymes are proteins that speed up chemical reactions without being destroyed by them.
A chemical that speeds up a reaction without being destroyed by it is called a [...].	A chemical that speeds up a reaction without being destroyed by it is called a catalyst.
Enzymes are any catalysts that are also [...].	Enzymes are any catalysts that are also proteins.
[...] (bio=life, lumin=shine or light) —light produced by a living organism—is caused by a chemical reaction that transforms chemical energy into light energy.	Bioluminescence (bio=life, lumin=shine or light) —light produced by a living organism—is caused by a chemical reaction that transforms chemical energy into light energy.