A Level Chemistry · 9701 · Independent preparation
Reaction Route
Still memorizing organic reactions one at a time?
The reactions are connected. Learn each reagent as an isolated fact and synthesis can feel like guesswork. Start with what changes, then connect the reagent, conditions and reaction type.
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Start group → change → conditions
Same starting molecule.
Which route reaches this target?
The change to aim for
From “I know this”
to “I can use this.”
“I keep mixing up the reagents and conditions.”
Your checkpoint: Connect a starting group to its target and explain why a reagent fits.
The sample measures your decisions here. It does not establish long-term mastery.
A focused learning path
What the method
actually asks you to do.
- 01Identify the starting functional group
- 02Name the change needed at the bond
- 03Connect reagent and conditions to that change
- 04Choose a different route without a hint
Precisely what this covers.
Free sample: ethene hydration, then a contrasting hydrogenation route.
The free sample covers two alkene transformations. A complete organic reaction map is not yet for sale.
Exam & syllabus context
Sample context checked against Cambridge International AS & A Level Chemistry 9701, 2025–2027, topic 14.2.
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Who is Reaction Route for?
I keep mixing up the reagents and conditions. If that sounds familiar, start with the free sample.
What can I practice today?
A two-route decision map with conditions and an independent transfer question.
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Does it cover the whole subject?
The free sample covers two alkene transformations. A complete organic reaction map is not yet for sale.
One problem made clearer
Which question
keeps stopping you?
You don’t need to fix everything today.
Start with the one thing that’s in your way.