im not sure, id say impossible


otherwise in biology it happens during photosynthesis

False again.



It doesn't. Guess what? It doesn't have to be alive to be organic. But then if you had an education you wouldn't say something so ignorant.

When I reference inorganic or organic material in the context of this conversation it’s blatantly obvious I mean living things like micro organisms , the very first step of “life”

So not sure what you’re getting at .

Organic chemicals are not dependent on living creatures so your understanding of chemistry is deficient. Organic chemicals are carbon, which can be and is fused in stars completely independent of life.
Micro organisms aren't even the first step, self replicating molecules are. Micro organisms come later.

Again context matters this isn’t chemistry class so why are you being anal about definitions .
Self replicating molecules are alive ?

This is about chemistry which absolutely requires being anal about definitions. Chemistry doesn't work if you aren't. Organic has a specific definition in chemistry.
That's debatable. What does alive mean? Some would say yes, some would say no. I don't have a position as I've yet to see a satisfactory scientific definition of life.

Once again you can't make it without life, organic means carbon based, carbon is result of life forms/ carbon cycle. you can't create life without life, your organic compounds do not animate life

You need a garden.

This post was edited by eMptyBox on Nov 25 2022 06:07am

Oh look

2nd result

"Even with the current advancements in science, we still cannot create life from scratch. However, scientists were able to create a strain of bacteria (E. coli) with a fully synthetic DNA code. It was created using the components of mycoplasma bacteria and a synthetically created genome."

Looks like they can't do it from scratch

O wait, they needed life involved with their synthetic procedures

Wow who would of guessed that

But it doesn’t interfere with the conversation , who cares what term I use . And no not by any standard or definition is a molecule considered to be alive .

aaaaand you're still wrong.



aaaaand still wrong.



Spoken like a grade school dropout insufficiently qualifed in either English or science to have an opinion.