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On 07/06/2016 02:39, Pierre Abbat wrote:
> (Carbon is treated inconsistently: carbonic acid is treated as=20
> inorganic, but the acid with one fewer oxygen is treated as organic=20
> and called formic, not carbonous.)=20

Isn't formic acid considered organic because it has a direct=20
carbon-hydrogen bond, whereas carbonic acid has none and is thus=20
considered inorganic?

=E2=80=94Ilmen.

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