States that an organic molecule can only be produced from living organisms or some part of a living organism

Any compound composed of the elements Carbon and Hydrogen

Ability to support combustion

Tendency of a substance to evaporate at normal temperature

Temperature at which it changes from solid to liquid

Ability of a substance to conduct heat or electricity

temperature at which the liquid changes into vapor

Deals with the study of chemical elements and their compounds except carbon

a physically dinstinctive form of matter, such as solid, liquid.gas, or plasma

Ability of a solid or gaseous chemical substance to dissolve in solvent

element of life

father of modern organic chemistry

study of compounds that contain carbon, hydrogen, and other nonmetal elements such as oxygen, nitrogen and many more

idea that organic compounds could only originate from living things through vital force

an organic compound that can be found in urine but can also be produced through the synthesis of ammonium cyanate

the branch of science that deals with matter, its composition, its structure and its property

the extract of this plant was used as a pain killer during the early times

process of preparing soaps

accidentally discovered organic dye, now known as perkins mauve

type of bond present in organic compounds

when did berzelius create the vital force theory

solubility

volatility

flammability

conductivity

melting point

boiling point