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Links & Resources

A curated collection of useful resources for organic chemistry researchers, educators, and students.

Reaction Info

Info on reactions (inc. named items), electron pushing, acid/base catalysis, natural pdt. syntheses

Reaction Topics

Other Sites on Named Reactions

Lists of Total Syntheses (Reaction Schemes are included)

Chemical Data

Info on pKa values, nucleophile/electrophiles, A-values, solvents, physical constants, etc.

Nucleophile/Electrophile Reactivity

Solvents

Periodic Tables

Spectroscopy Resources

Info on: NMR (1H, 13C, 19F 31P, 11B, 77Se), IR, UV, MS spectroscopy and links to spectra databases

General

General NMR

NMR Data

Multinuclear NMR Data

Mass Spectroscopy

UV Spectroscopy

IR Spectroscopy

Databases of Spectra

Problems

Organic Compound Info

Info on naming organic compounds, functional groups, assigning R/S. and organic compound types

Nomenclature

Stereochemistry

Organometallic Topics

Organic Compound Special Types

Databases

Sites on Some General Info on Organic Compounds

Literature Sources

Links to literature resources (i.e. lists of journals with an organic chemistry focus)

Laboratory Techniques

Links to resources for doing various general laboratory procedures in organic chemistry labs

Educational Resources

Links and resources for educators and students in teaching and learning organic chemistry

Lecture Notes

Group Meeting Notes

Questions and Problem Sets

Tutorials

Meetings & Conferences

Links to collections and individual meetings and conferences

ACS Green Chemistry

Industrial Green Chemistry content, curated by the ACS Green Chemistry Institute Pharmaceutical Roundtable. This organization is dedicated to replace unsustainable chemical practices with those that increase the efficiency of chemical industry with respect to waste generation.

Evans Problem Sets

A generator of Organic Chemistry problems, with filters of difficulty and topic, that is sourced from the renowned problem sets of Professor David Evans.

Virtual Organic Textbook

The Virtual Organic Textbook that was originally developed as a resource at Michigan State University and has since become an on-going curation project of the DOC webmasters. We welcome and encourage contributions to the open-source resource for Organic Chemistry education!