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Mailinmypocket

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posted on 13-6-2014 at 12:00

Merck Lab Tools

May be useful to some, a great PDF to have around!

Attachment: Merck LabTools Tables for Laboratory Reference.pdf (1.3MB)
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posted on 13-6-2014 at 13:23

http://www.drkfs.net/

Looks like a useful site.

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posted on 19-6-2014 at 16:47

Modern Inorganic Chemistry
www.chem.iitb.ac.in/~rmv/ch102/ic1.pdf

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posted on 4-9-2014 at 05:39

A tumblr member posts nice chemistry posters/school aids, pretty nice

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posted on 20-8-2015 at 20:48

If there are any science teachers on SCM who primarily teach younger students you may want to check out this site. It provides plans for projects covering many areas of science.

http://bizarrelabs.com/cat.htm

Below is a list of categories of projects your students can build.

Gasses/liquids
Chemistry
Force
Life
Locomotion
Earth/astronomy
Temperature
Communications
Sound/light
Social sciences
Electricity
Misc./equipment
Atomic

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posted on 30-12-2015 at 01:58

Organic Chemistry 2nd Edition by Janice Smith
is hands down the best resource I've come across for teaching the beginning of undergraduate to intermediate undergraduate level stuff. I Love this book! If you're able to find the ebook version of it online and have ~$6 to order the student study guide/solutions manual to accompany it on ebay or amazon, you will not go wrong. This book is perfect IMO&E

University of California, Irvine uses this text for their free online chemistry courses too. So you can also sit back relax and enjoy their lectures *free of charge*. They offer a full curriculum to follow that includes quizes and exams if you want as well

51AF+6HkflL._SX385_BO1,204,203,200_.jpg - 48kB

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posted on 4-12-2016 at 22:04

e-EROS: Encyclopedia of Reagents for Organic Synthesis
"free web version"
http://reag.paperplane.io/

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posted on 22-5-2018 at 05:41

Does anyone have updated links to the ochem4free ebook? The website has made major changes since 2006 and so the links here do not work anymore. Unfortunately, there appears to be some outdated script on the website, so I was unable to register for a new account there.

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posted on 29-8-2018 at 00:42

Yeah I wondered that too

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posted on 31-8-2018 at 04:46

The Purification of Labratory Chemicals, 2009

My apologies if this is a duplicate post. I note the most updated version of this text sells on Amazon for 130$

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posted on 3-9-2018 at 10:56

Purdue

This is a fabulous resource.

Purdue, main Chem page

This a 'pre test' I'm taking now.

Pretest

One more

The "Test out Exams" page... very cool!

Edit: after a longer look (sorry) about half of the best research materials require a login, but there is still a great deal of stuff here for everyone.

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posted on 3-9-2018 at 17:55

A Comprehensive Treatise on Inorganic and Theoretical Chemistry by JW Mellor, 1922-1937. All 16 original volumes via the google scan project here.

Or better, DLI (PLI now?) usually does good scans, but they only have half the volumes...the rest of the volumes at archive.org are in color...I prefer b/w. Direct downloads in whatever format at archive:

https://archive.org/details/texts?and[]=A+Comprehensive+Treatise+on+Inorganic+and+Theoretical+Chemistry&sin=

What's this old shit about then? This was the right thing at the right time by the right person in the right language. At publication, reviewers used words like stupendous. I suggest starting with volume 1.

If one finds difficulties in some reference sections, it should be remembered that this was made by one (1) singularly gifted dude in his final years. The later extensive and dry supplement volumes are not included here.

The author wrote several books before this, notable among them the concise version Modern Inorganic Chemistry (I own a 1927 edition, smaller in every way at 5x7.5"), and A Treatise on Quantitative Inorganic Analysis with special reference to the analysis of clays, silicates, and related minerals.

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posted on 7-7-2019 at 01:03

Contemporary textbooks in chemistry seem have adopted the notion that “more is better”; the books are long, expensive, and the pages are often cluttered with interesting titbits and restatements of what it is that you have “just learned”.

Chemistry – A Textbook (http://chemtextbook.com/chemistry-a-textbook/) is the antidote to modern chemistry texts – designed to be simple, uncluttered and very much to the point. Emphasis is given to acquiring an understanding of fundamental chemical concepts in the same way as you learn a foreign language. Explanations are concise, enhanced by simple line drawings designed to appeal to visual learners. Vital Vocabulary is introduced in a logical step-by-step manner allowing the learner to start to speak chemistry with confidence.
A web site (www.chemtextbook.com) has been developed to complement the book and is crammed full of free useful resources for both staff and students. We aim to create a supportive community for all those teaching or studying chemistry across the world. The learning resources provide an easy to understand introduction to the fundamental concepts of chemistry and simple step-by-step guides to solving chemical calculations. Each type of calculation is introduced in a very gentle way, making no great assumptions about your chemistry knowledge or maths ability. There are then lots of worked examples, gradually getting more difficult and showing as many variations on a calculation as possible. Self teach videos are also available to further enhance your learning and understanding.
I want to create the most comprehensive free chemistry site for teachers and students of chemistry across the world. Therefore, I would appreciate any help you can provide and am more than willing to help others

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posted on 19-1-2020 at 09:05

Fundamentals of how to think about chemistry

In case you don't know , click on the gear at the upper right hand and select Download PDF

Qualitative Organic Analysis 1922

https://books.google.com/books?id=sqMhAQAAMAAJ

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posted on 18-6-2020 at 08:47

For anyone in the UK the google book titles need a US proxy this one works well https://hide.me/en/

Green QD's so far

Feel free to correct grammar or incorect knknowledge. We are all learning.

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posted on 17-1-2021 at 18:15

I stumbled across this compendium of assorted textbooks.
https://chem.libretexts.org/Bookshelves

The general section has some 23 texts.

Many (perhaps all) are downloadable. I counted 64 titles related to Chemistry. The few I have browsed so far look excellent.

I hope that someone finds this helpful.

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posted on 24-5-2024 at 06:00

The textbook Concepts in Physical Chemistry by Peter Atkins is now available to download for free here:

https://books.rsc.org/books/monograph/2194/Concepts-in-Physical-Chemistry

The book reads like an encyclopedia of chemistry concepts and I figured I'd share the link here as it seems like an excellent resource.
Looks like you have to open each chapter's PDF link individually and download each on its own.

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posted on 24-5-2024 at 08:01

Inorganic Syntheses, volumes 1-34 are available on the website of University of Michigan:
https://sites.lsa.umich.edu/jbuss/resources/group-members/in...

Fun fact: "Resources - Group Members" section of said website is supposed to be protected by password. But if one would search "Inorganic synteses pdfs" in DuckDuckGo, it is the first result. Same with global surveillance website commonly known as Google.

Quote: Originally posted by SuperNova153

The textbook Concepts in Physical Chemistry by Peter Atkins is now available to download for free here:
Looks like you have to open each chapter's PDF link individually and download each on its own.

Since it's rather inconvenient, I downloaded them all, combined them, added bookmarks, and compressed resulting pdf a bit. The preface gives a 403 error for some reason, but it's a very short preface, nothing really lost by omitting it.
Attachment: Concepts in Physical Chemistry (without preface).pdf (6MB)
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[Edited on 24-5-2024 by EF2000]

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posted on 8-7-2024 at 03:43

Oops wrong thread

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