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Web Destinations

  • Combinatorial Chemistry Glossary
    A glossary of terms used in combinatorial chemistry, put together by IUPAC.

  • QSAR
    Several well-described case studies in quantitative structure-activity relationships.

  • Clavulanic Acid
    Clavulanic acid, a beta-lactamase inhibitor, made the molecule of the day Web site. Great overview of mode of action, use in conjunction with amoxicillin, and general properties.

  • Drug Discovery
    A description of the process that a compound goes through from initial discovery of bioactivity, through lead optimization, clinical trials, and final approval as a drug.


General Links


  • Periodic Table
    This link provides access to a very nice electronic periodic table.

  • Model Kit
    This site has a Web-based model kit. You can get ball-and-stick/space-filling from input (need VRML viewer).

  • Virtual Modeling
    This site has a virtual modeling set (Chime or Rasmol required).

  • Organic Practice
    This site has multiple-choice questions on organic chemistry.

  • Flashcards
    This site has Web-based flashcards.

  • Roadmap
    A reaction roadmap shows interconversions of functional groups, etc.

  • Reaction Index
    This site has an index of named reactions.

  • Synthesis Tutorial
    This site offers a nice tutorial on organic synthesis.

  • Organic Reaction Mechanisms
    Detailed information on virtually all types of organic reactions.

  • MSDS Sheets
    Here is an excellent searchable database of MSDS sheets—good companion to an organic lab course.


Software Links


  • Adobe
    This site has Acrobat Reader for reading PDF files.

  • Chime
    This site has MDL’s plug-in for viewing 3-D models. Free registration required for downloading. See their site for supported browsers.

  • Macromedia
    This site offers the Shockwave and Flash Player plug-ins.

  • QuickTime
    This site contains the QuickTime plug-in for viewing movies.



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