Organic Chemistry Educational Materials

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"The Chemical Group Theory site contains readings, equations, and lecture slides which have been developed to support the “Solids-part” of the course, CHEM 583: Chemical Group Theory, at Iowa State University. These materials cover several topics relevant to the study of group theory in Chemistry and Solid-State Chemistry in particular, including: translational and rotational symmetry, space groups, and electronic and vibrational states of crystals, among others."
License: CC BY 4.0

Note from Iowa OER staff:
"These modules are available in PubPub and downloadable in several formats, including PDF, Word, Markdown, HTML, and others (though please note, as in all auto-generated outputs, some downloadable formats render better than others). "

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Open access chemistry textbooks.
Began as the UC Davis Organic Chemistry Wiki.