Notes and Tutorials

• A Physical Chemistry Course at Arizona State University by Dr. Neal Woodbury with excellent interactive notes that follow Aktins. Make sure you check out the on line tutorials like the non-ideal/van der Waals tutorial linked from section 1.5.

• Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics a web site for a course at MIT

• The Page of Entropy by Dr. David Slaven at Saginaw Valley State University

• The Second Law - a site about, unsurprisingly, the Second Law of Thermodynamics, by Professor Frank Lambert, Occidental College

• Visual Quantum Mechanics

• Surface Science Links

• An Introduction to Surface Chemistry

• Surface Analysis Tutorials Tutorials written by students at the University of Guelph in Ontario, Canada

• Laundry: A Quantum Mechanical Approach Some humor to brighten your day, by Brian Reardon

• An Enzyme Kinetics Tutorial by Dr. Robert Metrione, Dr. Anthony Frisby and Matthew Watson, Thomas Jefferson University.

• Computational Chemistry and Organic Synthesis - An on-line introductory course in computational chemistry by Hens Borkent at the Dutch National Center for Computer Aided Chemistry and Bioinformatics (CAOS/CAMM). This course deals primarily with following organic reaction pathways.

• A quantum chemistry tutorial by Fred Brouwer of the Laboratory of Organic Chemistry, University of Amsterdam. A nice introduction to basic theory.

• The NIH Center for Molecular Modeling - A nice introduction to Modeling Macromolecules is available on the site.

• The Center for Computational Quantum Chemistry (CCQC) at the University of Georgia has a variety of on-line tutorials. Visit the Lecture Topics link for everything from a review of quantum chemistry to advanced ab initio methods.

 

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