Is vitamin C isolated from organs better for you than pure vitamin C made in laboratory?

Question

use the atomic theory to support your answer

Answer 1

By organs, I assume you mean organisms or possibly even oranges. Vitamin C from fruit contains organic substances such as enzymes that your body uses to deliver the nutrient throughout your system.

Vitamin C made in the laboratory is not pure vitamin, it is a chemical that has been manipulated to imitate the form of Vitamin C. It has no enzymes. Most of it comes out in your urine rather than being used by your body.

Therefore, yes. Natural vitamin C is much better for you than laboratory vitamin C.

Answer 2

Vitamin C would not normally be isolated from "organs", perhaps you mean oranges?

The vitamin C is ascorbic acid and was identified around 1930. It can be prepared via a variety of synthetic routes from glucose, and the final product is identical to the natural material.
Sir Walter Haworth was awarded the 1937 Nobel Prize in Chemistry for his synthesis.

Answer 3

Adrenal cortex is he only organ having a concentrated Vitamin C . Atomic theory and simple physics say matter or elements can neither be created nor destroyed. Ascorbic acid has a clear molecular structure and so any source is same.

Answer 4

ascorbic acid is ascorbic acid