Virtual Textbook of Organic Chemistry

An excellent on-line organic chemistry textbook; by Professor William Reusch at Michigan State University.

Organic-Chemistry.org

By Professor Douglass F. Taber at University of Delaware

SynArchive

SynArchive : A total synthesis database

Khan Academy

The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit organization with the goal of changing education for the better by providing a free world-class education to anyone anywhere. You can see many videos which give you clear explanations!

Organic Chemistry Info

Useful information of organic chemistry by Professor Hans Reich at University of Wisconsin Madison

Organic Synthesis

A publication of reliable methods for the preparation of organic compounds

NMR Spectroscopy. Principles and Application.

Six second year lectures given at Imperial College by Professor Henry Rzepa.

Organic Chemistry Web Site Links

ACS Organic Division made a great list for the resources of organic chemistry

Chem 206 Lecture notes

This course is the advanced organic chemistry that was taught by Professor David A. Evans at Harvard. This is mainly for G1 (the first graduate year) and some undergraduates take this course. Take a look of the lecture notes and try some exams!

Top 200 Drugs

By Professor Jón T. Njarðarson at Arizona University

Chemistry Teaching Concept Unit Lecture Graphics/Tutorials

By Professor Darrell J. Woodman at University of Washington

Organic chemistry at UC Berkeley

UC Berkeley also posted many lectures. http://www.youtube.com/user/UCBerkeley
You can go the organic chemistry "Aldehyde" lecture from this link. Find topics you are interested!

Chemtube3D

You can see reactions. Contributed by the University of Liverpool.

Organic Chemistry Resources Worldwide

Organic Chemistry Glossary

Chemistry Terms: Reference Links herein

Links for Organic Chemists

By Professor Matt McIntosh at University of Arkansas

Links for Chemists

From the University of Liverpool.

ConcepTest

This page began at University of Wisconsin; continued at other schools. A series of short tests on numerous concepts for most chemistry subdisciplines (not only Organic). This page is from the Journal of Chemical Education.

Practice Problems at Michigan State University

The problems are meant to be useful study tools for students involved in most undergraduate organic chemistry courses.

Evans Organic Chemistry Problems at Harvard University

By Professor Evans at Harvard University. Try some problems!

Trauner group Organic Synthesis Problems at Munich University

Weekly problem by Trauner's group.

Fukuyama Group Chemisty Problem

Click "GROUP MEETING PROBLEMS."
You can challenge the problems---Draw the mechanism!!

MIT OPENCOURSEWARE (Lab)

Chemistry Laboratory Techniques, IAP 2004. You can watch nice instruction for organic lab!

Not Voodoo

Demystifying Synthetic Organic Laboratory Technique by Professor Alison Frontier at University of Rochester.

Pressure–Temperature Nomograph (Aldrich)

Interactive Pressure–Temperature Nomograph at Aldrich. You can find a boiling point under reduced pressure easily!

NMR predictor

NMR predictor@nmrdb.org. This page allows to predict the spectrum from the chemical structure based on "Spinus" (http://www2.chemie.uni-erlangen.de/services/spinus/index.html)

Proton Chemical Shift

Database of Proton NMR by Professor Hans J. Reich at University of Wisconsin, Madison

NMR Shift database

The NMRShiftDB software is open source. It allows for spectrum prediction (13C, 1H and other nuclei) as well as for searching spectra, structures and other properties.

Spectral database

This is a free site organized by National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology (AIST), Japan.

Virtual Inorganic Pedagogical Electronic Resorces

A community for teachers and students of inorganic chemistry

Visual Elements Periodic Table

RSC: Interactive periodic table with element scarcity, discovery dates, melting and boiling points, group, block and period information.

Nobel Prize in Chemistry

Chemistry Behind Cleaning

Link to a cleaning service company. Their collection of "chemistry behind cleaning" will be useful to explain how things can be cleaned by chemistry.

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