I've got a few emails lately pointing me in the direction of good resources such as the much discussed How To Chemdraw video and the beautiful new name-reaction.com. I've also just recently become aware of great new(ish) blogs like Not The Lab, Doctor Galactic, The Chemistry Cascade, Chemistry Tips and Techniques, and The Organic Solution. However, I am sure that for every useful resource (blog, tutorial, reference...) that I've read, I've missed many more! Below are the links on my resource page at present, and you can see my blogroll on the right. I've just noticed that the former hasn't been updated in over a year. So, what should I be reading or linking to? Drop me a comment or email (N.B. new address on about page)!
Incidentally, if your bookmark/RSS feed to this site points to my old eristocracy.co.uk domain, you should change it as I'm losing that tomorrow.
Current Resources:
Lectures/Handouts
Dave Evans Advanced Organic Chemisty 206
MC White Organometallics Notes
Lab Technique/Procedures
Organic Syntheses
References
Azeotropes: Wikipedia List | Interactive database
pKa tables: Evans' | Reiche/Bordwell | Williams
Lectka Comprehensive Bond Strength Tables
Reich UW pages (very useful for nomenclature)
Aldrich Interactive Nomograph (don't distill without it!)
Spectral Database for Organic Compounds
Fiz Chemie Acronym Finder
Problems
Trauner's 'Denksport'
Evans
Group Meeting Presentations/Seminars
Evans
Denmark
MacMillan
Stoltz
Leighton (2005-2008 only)
Other/Misc
Alex's excellent Chemistry Reference Resolver (how did I live without this?)
A load of classic syntheses are freely available at Synarchive
Jón Njarðarson's 200 best selling drugs poster
organic-chemistry.org Named Reactions
List of Organic Chemists US (organic links) | UK (A. Evans) | France (M. Donnard)
Baldwin's Rules at Emory
Useful resources for undergraduate organic chemists (or those teaching) at masterorganicchemistry.com
The chemblog chemistry dictionary for Word (may make your thesis less of a maze of red lines)
Some bits of Organic Reactions are available online for free!
