Introduction to Organic Chemistry flashcards
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- Functional Groups and Homologous Series371
- Organic Nomenclature55
- Isomerism and Stereochemistry103
- Alkanes, Alkenes and Other Hydrocarbons428
- Crude Oil, Fractional Distillation and Cracking157
- Aromatic Compounds and Benzene23
- Haloalkanes75
- Alcohols and Phenols212
- Aldehydes and Ketones101
- Carboxylic Acids and Derivatives188
- Amines, Amides and Amino Acids71
- Fats and Oils41
- Polymers and Polymerisation67
- Organic Reactions and Mechanisms176
- Organic Synthesis and Laboratory Techniques70
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102 cardsOrganic Chemistry: 1,2,4,6,8,9,5,10
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45 cardsOrganic Synthesis OCR Chemistry A All synthetic routes and reactions needed for OCR chemistry A exam for A level paper 2 and 3.
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123 cardsC7 revision What is crude oil made up of ?
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64 cardsLevel 3 Organics Revision Entire Organics Paper revision flashcards
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28 cardsAlkanes - questions and answers Alkanes (Questions and answers)
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48 cardsSynthetic routes Synthetic routes (# means edit)
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39 cardsOCR AS Chemistry A Organic Chemistry Revision What are hydrocarbons?
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20 cardsBasic Concepts of Organic Chemistry Define the term 'Homologous Series'
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22 cardsLecture 12- Organic Chemistry II What are aliphatic compounds?
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11 cardsA2 Organic Chemistry - Reactions Describe the delocalised model of benzene
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9 cardsCIE AS Level organic chemistry mechanisms Converting halogenoalkanes to nitriles
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24 cards7. Enols & Enolates What is tautomerism?
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14 cardsReactions of Alcohols Oxidise a PRIMARY alcohol: what does it form - functional group?
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7 cardsNational 5 Chemistry: Unit 2 - Carboxylic Acids 1. What is the definition of a carboxylic acid?
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45 cardsThe STARS of Portmess Acetylene IUPAC= Ethyne
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7 cardsOrganic Chemistry Alcohol to Aldehyde
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8 cardsNCEA Level 3 Organic Chemistry Reagents List the reagents used to cause the specified reaction
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5 cardsFree Radical Substitution Free Radical Substitution
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16 cardsName Reactions Flash cards for name reactions.
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3 cardsNaming branched hydrocarbons 1.NAMING BRANCHED HYDROCARBONS: Rules of naming branched alkanes: 1. Find the longest chain. 2. Number the ...
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6 cardsGeneral Formulas and Functional groups General formula and functional group of ALKANES
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36 cardspKa and functional groups Module 1+2
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8 cardsChem exam review Unit 2 organic chemistry
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12 cardsAlkene Retrosynthesis One Step 8.39
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3 cardsTopic 14. Organic Chemistry Past paper questions on topic 14 ''Organic Chemistry"..
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141 cards17. Further organic chemistry
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81 cards6. Organic chemistry
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98 cards4.1 Basic concepts and hydrocarbons 1 carbon alkane
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73 cardsOrganics FLASHCARDS Alkene - Functional Group and Systematic Name
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34 cardsTopic 7 - Organic chemistry What is a hydrocarbon?
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40 cardsChemistry 30 Flash Cards {1} Organic Chemistry
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56 cardsAmines, Amino acids and Polymers How can Amines be classified?
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45 cardsAromatic Compounds What is an Aliphatic compound?
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69 cardschem salters a2 reactions to learn
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32 cardsCarbonyl compounds what are the oxidising agents used with ketones and aldehydes?
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73 cardsOrgo Chem 1 Mechanisms + Reactions Allylic Bromination of alkene
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27 cardsUnit 2: Section 4: More Organic Chemistry What is the type of mechanism and conditions for alkane → haloalkane?
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108 cardsOrganic Chemistry Structure and Formulae: What are Structural formulae?
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32 cardsBasic concepts and hydrocarbons - OCR Chemistry 2.1 Understand the terms hydrocarbon, saturated, unsaturated Interpret and use the terms homologous series and ...
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49 cardsFuels, Alkanes and Alkenes 1) What elements do hydrocarbons contain?1) 2) what are they found as?1) 3) what are they made from?1) 4) W...
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These decks offer short prompts on functional groups, stereoisomers, reagents and reactions. For a starting point, try OCR AS Chemistry A Organic Chemistry Revision: its questions introduce hydrocarbons, functional groups and homologous series. You can then use Stereoisomers to practise distinguishing E- and Z-isomers.
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Try the deck on OCR AS organic chemistry revision if you want to practise introductory vocabulary. It asks about hydrocarbons, functional groups and homologous series. For a more focused set of questions, Stereoisomers covers the distinction between E- and Z-isomers.
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