The compounds shown below are written using the chemical symbols for the elements that they contain. The key shows the names of each element.
KEY
Br = bromine
C = carbon
Cl = chlorine
H = hydrogen
K = potassium
O = oxygen
P = phosphorus
Which compound could be classified as organic?
A.
CH4
B.
P2O5
C.
KBr
D.
HCl
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