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Organic Synthesis

AQA A-level ChemistryTopic 16 of 186 lessons

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  1. Organic SynthesisOrganic synthesis is the making of a target organic compound from available starting materials, usually in several steps.
  2. Synthetic Routes - Aliphatic CompoundsAliphatic compounds are organic compounds without a benzene ring.
  3. Synthetic Routes - Aromatic CompoundsAromatic compounds contain a benzene ring.
  4. Reaction Conditions and ReagentsIn a synthesis question, marks are given for the correct reagent and the correct conditions.
  5. Designing Multi-Step SynthesesAQA questions can ask you to devise a synthesis of up to four steps.
  6. Reducing Steps and Hazardous SolventsWhen chemists plan a synthesis for industry, making the right product is only part of the job.

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