PEARSON · Applied Science 2016 NQF · Unit 14 Applications of Organic Chemistry

It's the first assignment for unit 14. It's long, took me ages to do, but ended up having over 200 images (my tutor said she wanted lots of images), 65 pages and over 12k words. It'll definitely give you a distinction.

This is the learning aim C part for my Unit 14, organic chemistry module. I received a distinction for this assignment. I have also uploaded the A and B learning aims for this unit. There are diagrams and clear explanations that are structured appropriately for the reader to understand easily.

In this assignment, I have achieved a distinction grade. It is a very largely detailed assignment work with a total of 25 pages and near over 4000 words with pictures and diagrams. I covered a wide range of organic chemistry topics as well as discussing and displaying reaction mechanisms and multi-step synthesis drawings of the reactions. I have organized the assignment well with each criteria is on top of the written word.

I have achieved a distinction grade in this assignment. In this assignment, I have covered Kekule's theory and the benzene structure as well as industrial uses of the benzene ring and the effects of mono substituents on the benzene rings.

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Contains: -The accepted structure of benzene in terms of hybridisation, sigma and pi bonding, and delocalisation of electrons. -Why this evidence also disproves the originally suggested Kekulé structure for benzene, including reference to the bond lengths of C-C, C=C and those within benzene. -Examples of evidence (such as infrared, x-ray and thermochemical analysis) that support the structure of benzene as being very stable and regularly shaped. -The chemical properties of ben...

Functional groups – A functional group is part of an associated group of atoms. A group that works. Molecules made primarily from carbon skeletons and attached to the chains with their functional grouping are very typical to organic chemistry.

Contains: • Halogenoalkanes and their reactions (nucleophilic substitution and elimination) • Alcohols (primary, secondary and tertiary) and their reactions (oxidation) • Aldehydes and ketones and their reactions (oxidation & reduction; nucleophilic addition and addition-elimination) • Carboxylic acids and their reactions (as acids; addition- elimination to form esters) • Acyl chlorides, acid anhydrides and amides, and their reactions The following reaction mechanism types: ...

unit 14 organic chemistry checked

unit 14 checked by teachers got D first assignment