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This summary goes into great detail on the AQA A level chemistry topic, introduction into organic chemistry. Topics summarised: - organic compounds and ways of representing them - nomenclature - isomerism - E/Z isomers

These notes include a list of alkanes, how to use the skeletal formula, displayed formula, molecular formula and the structural formula. It's the introduction to AS-level/ A-level chemistry in year 1 of A-levels. 2 pages long, mostly diagrams with explanations of how to form.

my notes summarise - skeletal, structural, molecular and empirical formula and how to draw compounds with each of these formulae - nomenclature - how to name complex compounds with clear steps that are easy to understand - structural isomerism including examples - stereoisomerism, including E-Z isomers and the rules on how to name them

This page includes the foundation of A level Organic Chemistry. Without this information you will not be able to understand anything further so it’s important you have learned these definitions

I got an A* in chemistry using these notes. Includes key definitions, naming compounds, aliphatic alkanes, cyclic alkanes, isomerism, and many examples. Excellent revision resource for A Level/AS chemistry. Digitalised hand written notes on atomic structure. Clear, simple, detailed and explained well. Includes example questions. Useful for all exam boards.

Summary Notes 3.3.1 - Introduction to organic chemistry