inorganic /in-ör-ganˈik/

1. Not organic, not of animal or vegetable origin
2. Of or relating to compounds which do not contain carbon (chem)
3. Not belonging to an organism
4. Of accidental origin, not developed naturally

inorganˈically adverb

inorganizāˈtion or inorganisāˈtion noun

Lack of organization

inorˈganized or inorˈganised adjective

Unorganized

inorganic chemistry noun

The chemistry of all substances except carbon compounds, generally admitting a few of these also (such as oxides of carbon and carbonates)

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