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By the rule that organic compounds contain C–H or C–C bonds, which compound counts as organic?
ACO2
BCHCl3
CCF4
DCCl4
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. CHCl3
Chloroform has a C–H bond, so it qualifies, whereas CF4 and CCl4 have neither C–H nor C–C bonds.
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