Useful Links

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Useful links

The Editors of Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry have compiled the following list of links that we think you may find useful. If there are any additional links that you think should be featured, please e-mail your suggestions to the editorial office and we will look into including them.

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Online resources

Link icon Spectra School
A range of resources to help in your understanding of the principles and practice of spectroscopic and spectrometric methods.

Link icon Evans pKa table
A pKa table of common compounds

Link icon SyntheticPages
A freely available interactive database of synthetic chemistry

Link icon Organic Chemistry Resources
A list of useful resources from the University of Liverpool

Link icon Abbreviations of Chemical Compounds
A searchable index of the abbreviated names of chemical compounds.

Link icon Chemistry 2000
2000 of the best chemistry sites, selected by the University of Cambridge

Link icon DirectoryScience
The comprehensive science directory.

Link icon IUPAC Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry
Provides an outline of the main principles of organic nomenclature

Link icon Organic Chemistry Portal
An overview of recent topics, interesting reactions, and information on the most important chemicals.

Link icon Organic Chemistry Resources Worldwide
A web site designed for the specific needs of organic chemists.

Blogs

Link icon OBC Twitter page
Keep up-to-date with the latest OBC news

Blog

The Chemistry World Blog

Link icon In the pipeline
A pharmaceutical chemistry blog

Link icon TotallySynthetic.com
An organic synthesis blog

Link icon Curly Arrow
A blog devoted to all aspects of synthetic organic chemistry

Link icon Molecule of the Day
Chemistry blog

Interest Groups

Organic Division Interest Groups

Interest groups promoting organic chemistry

Physical Organic Chemistry Group

Physical Organic Chemistry Group

Databanks

Link icon Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre
Acquires, evaluates and disseminates the world's output of small molecule crystal structures.

Link icon RCSB Protein Data Bank
Provides a variety of tools and resources for studying the structures of biological macromolecules and their relationships to sequence, function, and disease.