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The 15 pages that link to Organic compound, each with the reason it gives.

• Volatile organic compoundNarrower topic: VOC classifications apply to organic compounds, with some definitions excluding particular carbon-containing substances.

• UreaNarrower topic: Urea is a simple organic compound despite its inorganic starting materials.

• PanspermiaRelated: Panspermia can concern life’s chemical precursors even when no organism is transported.

• AutotrophRelated: Autotrophs synthesize these compounds from inorganic starting materials.

• BiomoleculeNarrower topic: Many biomolecules are organic compounds, but most organic compounds are not biological products.

• HeterotrophNarrower topic: Organic compounds are the carbon-bearing materials heterotrophs obtain from other organisms.

• Organic reactionNarrower topic: Organic reactions transform compounds from this broad family.

• UrushiolNarrower topic: Urushiol is a family of carbon-based molecules rather than one pure substance.

• Carbon-based lifeNarrower topic: Organic compounds make up the molecular framework of carbon-based organisms.

• DiolNarrower topic: Diols belong to this broad class of carbon compounds.

• Inorganic compoundCompared with: The distinction is clearest against organic compounds, but carbon content alone does not settle classification.

• IUPAC nomenclature of organic chemistryNarrower topic: The nomenclature system is designed to distinguish compounds in this broad chemical family.

• HalocarbonNarrower topic: Halocarbons are a chemically varied subset of organic compounds.

• Fritz PreglRelated: More accurate elemental measurements helped chemists characterize organic compounds.

• Organic geochemistryNarrower topic: These are the molecules whose origins and transformations the field investigates.