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Food:-Starch, fats, vitamins proteins are all organic compounds

Fuels:-Wood, coal, petrol, alcohol etc.

Textile Industry:-Cotton, wool, silk, linen, nylon, rayon etc..

Poisons:-Opium, mustard gas etc..

Perfumes:-Vanillin camphor etc.

Explosives:-Nitroglycerine, picric acid, T.N.T etc

Dyes:-Indigo, Malachite green etc

Drugs and disinfectants:-Penicillin, Quinine, Aspirins
indoforms, Chloroform, Sulpha drugs, Carbolic acid etc

Other articles of use:-Paper, soap, cosmetics, plastics
photographic developers, flavoring essence dyes etc..

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