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Douglas R. Chrisope, Ph.D.

 

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chemistry.about.com - layman-oriented collection in the About Directory with helps on chemistry, science fair projects and maybe whatever is in the news

Links for Organic Chemistry - by the American Chemical Society’s Organic Division

Organic Chemistry Resources Worldwide - a collection directed at synthetic organic chemists

Rolf Claessen's Chemistry Index - An exhaustive site with many branches, uses and items of interest

entropysite.com - educational site maintained by Professor (Emeritus) Frank Lambert to foster a proper understanding of entropy as a dispersal of energy among available states, rather than the overplayed idea of disorder, largely through articles from the Journal of Chemical Education

Chemistry Guide - an excellent site to find a wide range of chemical information in the fields of organic chemistry, combinatorial chemistry, analytical chemistry, organometallic chemistry, inorganic chemistry, green chemistry, polymer chemistry, biochemistry and peptide chemistry

History of Chemistry - much of it in the words of the scientists themselves

Invent Now - National Inventors Hall of Fame - site dedicated to promotion of science, technology and invention

 

Top U.S. Chemistry Departments

University of California-Berkeley - Top Ph.D.-producing department in the country

California Institute of Technology - Another Bay-area California school in Silicon Valley with notable alumni

Harvard University -

Massachusetts Institute of Technology -

Stanford University -

Cornell University -

University of Illinois-Urbana-Champaign - A large, great department with a great history as one of the large mid-western land-grant universities.

Columbia University - A top-tier department (especially in organic chemistry) in a very urban environment in Manhattan.

Scripps Research Institute -

University of Wisconsin-Madison -

University of Texas at Austin -

University of Florida - Well-equipped large department in Gainesville with a Polymer Chemistry specialty concentration available

 

NOT RECOMMENDED

Oregon State University - Oregon State puts political favors ahead of science

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