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A-level Applied Science/Synthesising Organic Compounds

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About this Unit

From the AQA Specification:

In this unit you will learn about:

  • the wide range and number of organic compounds formed by carbon;
  • how to describe organic compounds;
  • how to recognise a range of aliphatic compounds, their functional groups, structural formula and shape;
  • recognising examples of a range of chemical reactions and writing balanced equations;
  • how to make and purify organic compounds;
  • how to determine theoretical and actual percentage yield.

How you will be assessed

This unit is assessed through the work you complete for your portfolio.

The marking criteria are found in the AQA specification.

What you need to know

Organic chemicals
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Organic chemicals
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Organic chemicals
Organic reactions
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Organic reactions
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Organic reactions
Spectroscopy
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Spectroscopy
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Spectroscopy
Practical
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Practical
A-level_Applied_Science/Synthesising_Organic_Compounds/Practical

References & notes


Organic chemistry: wikibook