Organic Web Links
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ACS Related Sites
ACS Home Page ACS Technical Divisions ACS Meeting Page
Chemistry Portals
Hans Reich's Organic Chemistry Info Matt McIntosh's List of Organic Research Groups Organic Chemistry Resources Worldwide Organic Chemistry Portal (by Prof. Doug Taber) Chemistry 2000, Cambridge DirectoryScience, Organic Chemistry Links Rolf Claessen's Chemistry Index Science (AAAS) Links for Chemists (Univ. of Liverpool (UK))
Chemical Societies
The American Association of Pharmaceutical Scientists (AAPS) American Chemical Society Canadian Society for Chemistry, Organic Division Chemical Institute of Canada International Isotope Society International Society of Heterocyclic Chemistry Molecular Diversity Preservation International (MDPI) North American Catalysis Society The Society of Synthetic Organic Chemistry, Japan The World Association of Theoretical and Computational Chemists
Databases
Abbreviations of Chemical Compounds Crossfire Database Suite Chemical Abstract Service ChemSynthesis ChemWeb: Databases of Organic Information Dutch Dictionary on Org. Chem. eMolecules Free Patents Online Indiana University Molecular Structure Center Organic Syntheses Reaxys Spectral Database for Organic Compounds The Protein Databank SyntheticPages (database of interactive chemical procedures) WebElements (a periodic table on web) WebReactions (Free searchable Reaction Database) WolframAlpha: Chemistry
General Journal Sites
ACS Online Publications WileyInterscience Chemistry Journal Listing c2k- University of Cambridge (UK) ACS Organic Division's Links to Organic Journals
MSDS/Safety Information Sites
ChemInfo--MSDS MSDS online SIRI MSDS Index Lab Safety
MedChem/Pharma Links
Biospace Pharmaceutical Company News FiercePharma Pharmaceutical Company News Mayo Clinic Pharmaceutical and Healthcare Companies PharmWeb YellowPages of Pharmaceutical Companies NIH Entrez Search
Named Organic Reactions/Reagents/Effects
Named Organic Reactions (By Prof. Doug Taber) Named Organic Reactions (by Prof. Michael Smith) Named Organic Reactions (by Hilton Evans) Named Organic Reactions (by Marcus Brackeen) Named Organic Reagents Named Rules & Effects
Nomenclature
IUPAC (Recommendations on Organic & Biochemical Nomenclature, Symbols, etc.) IUPAC Compendium of Chemical Terminology - the Gold Book
Organic Spectroscopy Sites
General Sites Spectral Database for Organic Compounds NMR Sites
NMR Basics NMR Spectral Problems Types of NMR Experiments NMR Solvents (Data) 1H NMR Shifts 13C NMR Shifts Software
3D Organic Chemistry Animations AMSOL Cambridge Scientific: Chemdraw MarvinSketch: Structure Drawing Software (Free) Schrodinger: Macromodel Wavefunction: Spartan Vogel Scientific Software: CIARA and CALACO.
Undergraduate Organic Chemistry Course Resources
ChemTube (3D-Molecular Movies of Reactions Determining the product of Substitution or Elimination Reactions (Grossman) Drawing Substitution and Elimination Products (Grossman) Functional Group Finder (Applet) OChemPal (Search on common abbreviations) Organic Chemistry Practice Problems at MSU Stereochemistry Help (Grossman) The Golden Rules of Organic Chemistry
Other Useful/Interesting Sites
3D Organic Chemistry Animations A-Values Al's Notebook (Organic General Info) American Elements Chemical (Academic) Genealogy Database Chemistry Video-clip Library Chirality and Odour Perception Combinatorial Chemistry Review Encyclopedia of Organic Reagents (eEROS) eMolecules Encyclopedia.com : Chemistry Section Famous Organic Chemists Molecules that Matter Molecules with Silly or Unusual Names Nobel Prizes in Chemistry Not Voodoo (Organic Techniques/Information) Organic Chemistry Lab Course (Universitaet Regensburg) Organometallic Hypertextbook OSIRIS Property Explorer pKa Values Protecting Groups (Data) Totally Synthetic Blog by Paul Docherty Total Syntheses: Summary by Prof. Reich 