Brighten the walls of your science classroom with these stimulating and informative organic chemistry infographics

 

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  • A preview of the organic functional groups infographic

    Functional groups in organic chemistry

    Explore the seven functional groups in organic chemistry.

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  • A preview of the organic reactions map infographic

    Organic reactions map

    Follow different types of reactions between the functional groups.

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  • A preview of the aromatic chemistry reactions map infographic

    Aromatic reactions map

    Visualise the different pathways of benzene derivatives and aromatic rings.

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  • A preview of the types of organic formula infographic

    Types of organic formulae infographic

    A guide to the different ways organic compounds are represented in chemistry.

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  • A preview of the types of organic isomerism infographic

    Types of isomerism in organic chemistry

    A guide to the five main types of isomerism that can be exhibited by organic compounds.

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  • A preview of the heterocycles in organic chemistry infographic

    Heterocycles in organic chemistry

    Explore the four types of heterocycles in organic chemistry.

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  • A preview of the twenty common amino acids infographic

    Guide to the 20 common amino acids

    A guide to the 20 common amino acids.

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  • A preview of the benzene derivatives in organic chemistry infographic

    Benezene derivatives in organic chemistry

    Exlore the wide variety of organic compounds derived from benzene.

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Additional information

Eight attractive infographics which give information such as the  structure and families of different functional groups, heterocycles and benzene derivatives. Also, maps of common functional group conversion reactions, and benzene substituents are included.

This resource has been developed by Andy Brunning for Compound Interest. If you would like to purchase poster versions of the infographics then please click here.