What is the difference between an organic
compound and an inorganic compound?

Explanation:

the difference between organic and inorganic compound is

1)organic com[pound contain carbon and inorganic do not contain carbon

2)not only carbon, hydrogen is also an essential component of organic compound and inorganic does not contain hydrogen and carbon

EXAMPLE OF ORGANIC COMPOUND

molecule associated with living organism are considered as organic all organic compound carbon and nearly  all organic compound  contain hydrogen and some also contain oxygen examples are :

DNA

sucrose

benzene

methane, ethane  

EXAMPLE OF INORGANIC COMPOUND

inorganic contain salt,metals substances that are made from single element and any other compound that do not contain hydrogen bounded to carbon while some inorganic compound do in fact contain carbon but still they are inorganic

example of such compound which contain carbon but still they are inorganic are table salt,diamond ,carbon dioxide

few organic compound do not contain carbon hydrogen bond examples of such compound are carbon tetra chloride(CCL4) AND UREA

the correct answer is c   with the systems

c. heat from the poles back down towards the equator.