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AQA A-Level Chemistry
3.3.1
This topic introduces the foundations of organic chemistry by exploring the different ways compounds are represented, named and classified. You will learn how to interpret and draw chemical formulae, identify homologous series and functional groups, apply IUPAC naming rules, understand reaction mechanisms and recognise the different types of structural and stereoisomerism you’ll encounter throughout the AQA A-Level Chemistry course.
Learn how and why different chemical formulae are used to represent organic compounds.
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Discover how organic compounds are grouped into homologous series and identified by their functional groups.
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Learn to name organic compounds using the IUPAC system and how to apply systematic naming rules with confidence.
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Learn how curly arrows show the movement of electrons during organic reactions.
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Discover how compounds with the same molecular formula can have different structures.
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Learn how restricted rotation around double bonds gives rise to different E/Z stereoisomers.
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Learn what the CIP priority rules are and how they are used to identify and name E/Z isomers.
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