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Organometallic Chemistry
Michael Evans · Georgia Tech
In the contents: 01: Introduction to Organometallic Chemistry · 1.01: Resources for Organometallic Chemistry · 1.02: What is Organometallic Chemistry
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CHEM 100 - Introductory Chemistry
Jane Montgomery · Victor Valley College
CHEM 100 - Introductory Chemistry is a 4-unit course providing a foundational survey of general, organic, and biological chemistry designed for allied health majors (e.g., nursing) and non-majors.
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CH275 Foundations of Inorganic
Amanda Bowman · Colorado College
CH275: Foundations of Inorganic Chemistry at Colorado College is a key second-year course covering atomic structure, chemical bonding models, and the structure/properties of inorganic materials like metals and semiconductors. It acts as a bridge to upper-level chemistry
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Chem 231A: Methods of Organic Synthesis
Jared Shaw · University of California, Davis
In the contents: 4.02: Dicarbonyl Chemistry
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CHE 131: Modern Methods of Organic Synthesis
LibreTexts
In the contents: 04: Aromatic Chemistry and Compounds · 12: Introduction to Stereochemistry
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Chemistry of the Main Group Elements
Andrew R. Barron · Rice University
In the contents: 1.07: Structure and Bonding - Stereochemistry · 3.03: The Anomalous Chemistry of Lithium · 5.03: Organometallic Chemistry of Zinc
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Cañada College
Sol Parajon Puenzo · Cañada College
This textbook is designed for the one-semester General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry course. Content. General Chemistry: This section covers foundational concepts like atomic structure, chemical bonding, stoichiometry, and basic chemical reactions. Organic Chemistry: This part introduces the chemistry of carbon compounds, including functional groups, basic organic reactions, and the structures of important biological molecules. Biological Chemistry: This section focuses on the chemistry of
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Chemistry for Health Professions
Hadeel Abozenadah, Adam Bishop, Scott Bittner and Patricia Flatt · Western Oregon University
Chemistry for the Health Professions introduces fundamental chemistry through the lens of human health and the life sciences. Designed for students pursuing health-related careers, the text connects atoms, molecules, chemical reactions, organic chemistry, biological molecules, enzymes, solutions, and homeostasis to the human body, medicines, and healthcare.
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University of Kentucky CHEM 103 Chemistry for Allied Health
Allison Soult · University of Kentucky
In the contents: 11.03: Types of Inorganic Reactions · 12: Organic Reactions · 12.01: Organic Reactions
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Chemistry for Allied Health
Allison Soult · University of Kentucky
In the contents: 11.03: Types of Inorganic Reactions · 12: Organic Reactions · 12.01: Organic Reactions
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Introduction to Organometallic Chemistry
M. S. Balakrishna & Prasenjit Ghosh · Indian Institute of Technology Bombay
In the contents: 1.01: Bonding Concepts in Main Group Chemistry · 02: Organometallic Chemistry of s- and p-block Elements · 03: Organometallic Chemistry of p-block Elements
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Logic of Organic Synthesis
R. Balaji Rao · Banaras Hindu University
In the contents: 01: Synthesis of Organic Molecules · 02: Rules and Guidelines Governing Organic Synthesis · 14: Green Chemistry - Protection-Free Organic Synthesis
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Chem 2A: Introductory Chemistry I
Julie Brown · Woodland Community College
This text provides a general background on the factual basis and principles of chemistry and includes an introduction to fundamental principles of inorganic chemistry; structure and bonding, nomenclature, chemical equations and reactions, stoichiometry, acids, bases, and chemical equilibrium, redox, gases, solutions, and nuclear chemistry.
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Introductory Chemistry (Petersen)
Anne Petersen · Introductory Chemistry (Petersen)
This text is designed as an introduction to the experimental science of chemistry. Using mathematical word problems and chemical terms, students will have an overview of inorganic chemistry. This course is suited for those who have no high school chemistry experience. This course serves as preparation for General Chemistry or the first course of a two-semester sequence that satisfies the requirements of allied health programs (e.g. nursing or dental hygiene) that require one year of chemistry.
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Organic I Techniques
Jessica Thorpe · Meredith College
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CHEM U109 Chemistry of Living Things
Chad Mueller · University of South Carolina Upstate
In the contents: 01: Chemistry Matter and Measurement · 1.1: What Is Chemistry · 4.6: Organic Chemistry
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Organic Chem II, Laboratory Manual , Chem 71A
Divan Fard · Shasta College
This Organic Chemistry II Laboratory Manual builds on fundamental organic laboratory skills through experiments involving advanced reactions, synthesis, purification, and characterization of organic compounds. The experiments reinforce concepts from second-semester organic chemistry while developing proficiency in laboratory techniques, spectroscopy, data analysis, safe laboratory practices, and interpretation of experimental results.
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How to be a Successful Organic Chemist
Alexander Sandtorv · University of Oslo
In the contents: 01: HOW TO PREPARE FOR AN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT · 02: COMMON ORGANIC CHEMISTRY LABORATORY TECHNIQUES · 04: HOW TO SURVIVE AN ORGANIC CHEMISTRY EXPERIMENT
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Chem 2A (Ku) Textbook
Matthew Ku · Pasadena City College
This text is designed for Chemistry 2a, the first semester of a General, Organic, and Biological Chemistry (GOB) course. GOB chemistry is designed for health science majors. Topics include atomic and molecular structure, chemical bonding, nomenclature, chemical reactions and stoichiometry, gases, solutions, acids and bases, pH, buffers, nuclear chemistry, a brief introduction to organic chemistry, and an introduction to biomolecules. Cover Image: "Caffeine" by ynse is licensed under CC BY 2
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Organic Synthesis
Kevin Shea · Smith College
My goal in writing this text is to help advanced undergraduates and beginning graduate students learn key topics in organic chemistry that often don't come up in your Organic I and II classes. So, you can think about this as an Organic III text. My focus is on key reaction types that enable the construction of complex organic molecules: pericyclic reactions, transition metal catalyzed reactions, rearrangements, fragmentations, radical reactions, and carbene reactions. I