Unit 3.3.1 Introduction to organic chemistry (Chemistry)

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

Handwritten notes and example questions on naming organic compounds. Includes general rules as well as homologous groups and some skeletal formulas. Notes taken during lessons.

All you need to know about Introduction to Organic Chemistry for A-Level AQA Chemistry

This is my notes for AQA AS Chemistry, covering all of the organic chemistry modules, including introduction to organic chemistry, alkanes, halogenoalkanes, alkenes, alcohols and organic analysis. These include all mechanisms, all test tube reactions, isomerism, fractional distillation, free radical substitution and MORE!

These are my AQA AS chemistry notes on naming organic compounds. This only applies to branched hydrocarbons, halogenoalkanes, alkenes and alcohols. This does not apply to aromatic compounds, amines or any derivatives covered in A2.

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

A helpful and comprehensive set of revision notes covering the entire introduction to organic chemistry unit of AQA A level chemistry

A comprehensive mind map of organic synthesis pathways with mechanisms and conditions

Summary of Intro to Organics