What is the difference between carbon compounds and inorganic compounds?

In addition to the very striking difference in the amount that causes the chemistry of carbons to be discussed separately, because there are indeed very large differences between carbon compounds and inorganic compounds as listed in the following table.

Hydrocarbons are a type of compound that is widely found in nature as petroleum. Indonesia produces a lot of this compound in the form of petroleum which has high economic value.

Hydrocarbon compounds consist of:

1. Alkanes (CnH2n+2)
2. Alkenes (CnH2n)
3. Alkynes (CnH2n-2)

Comparison of the difference between carbon compounds and inorganic compounds

Carbon compounds	inorganic compounds
form covalent bonds	form ionic bonds
can form carbon chains	cannot form carbon chains
non electrolyte	electrolytes
reaction is slow	reaction is fast
low boiling point and melting point	high boiling point and melting point
soluble in organic solvents	soluble in ionizing solvents