Functional group isomerism Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

A Level AQA Chemistry Introduction to Organic Chemistry With Complete Solution reaction where a molecule joins to an unsaturated molecule to produce a saturated molecule - Define addition reaction organic compounds containing C chains and branches - Define aliphatic organic compounds containing a benzene ring - Define aromatic organic compounds containing C rings - Define cyclic/alicyclic elimination of water - Define dehydration removal of hydrogen - Define dehyd...

What is empirical formula? Simplest whole number ratio of atoms of each element in a compound What is molecular formula? Actual number of atoms of each element in a compound. What is general formula? Algebraic formula for a homologous series What is structural formula? Shows the unique arrangement of atoms in a molecule in a simplified form, without showing all the bonds. Each carbon is written separately, with the atoms or groups that are attached to it. Branches in the...

Hydrocarbons organic chemistry handwritten notes comprises of the following frequently asked topics perfect for exam revisions #Alkanes -Nomenclature - Preparation -Physical properties -Chemical properties -Conformations #Alkenes -Structure of double bond -Nomenclature -Isomerism -Preparation -Physical properties -Chemical properties #Alkynes -Nomenclature -Isomerism -Triple bond structure -Preparation -Physical properties -Chemical properties #Aromatic hydrocarbons -Benzene structure -Aromatici...

This documents covers -Naming organic compounds - the difference between alkanes and alkenes - rules of nomenclature - the general formula of alkanes and alkenes - what a hydrocarbon and functional group are - E/Z Isomerism - the chemical and physical properties of E/Z Isomerism - types of formulae

Contains detailed, A* level information on optical isomerism, esters, aldehydes, ketones, and carboxylic acids, as well as all mechanisms needed for this chapter These notes helped me revise for paper 2 of the A-level Chemistry course. I used the Pearson Edexcel Chemistry 2 book and the CPG Edexcel Chemistry book to write my notes on this chapter. These notes were written for the Edexcel board but can also be used for AQA, OCR, Cambridge, and IB. I hope they are as useful to you as they wer...

Introduction To Organic Chemistry ( & Past Exam Questions) Complete Solutions State what is meant by the term hydrocarbon Chain made of hydrogen and carbons only joined by a chemical bond Give the general formula for alkanes Cn H2n+2 State three characteristics of an homologous series Same functional group Same chemical properties Own general formula State what is meant by a structural isomer Same molecular formula but different structural formula State what is meant by a positional is...

Full handwritten notes covering the 'Introduction to organic chemistry' chapter of the AQA A-Level Chemistry course. Includes detailed explanations, diagrams and examples.

A summary of all the concepts needed to tackle organic chemistry, including all the different types of formulas, isomers, hydrocarbon structures and functional groups that you need to know.

Organic Chemistry The branch of chemistry which deals with carbon compounds, including those with no relationship to life. Covalent Bond Inter-atomic relationship created by the sharing of at least one pair of electrons. Saturated Hydrocarbon Contain only only carbon-to-carbon single bonds. The most chemically inert of all organic compounds. Unsaturated Hydrocarbon Contain carbon-to-carbon double or triple bonds. Atomic Structure of Carbon Atomic Number = 6, Prot...

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