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[Smashley]

best answer!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Does anyone know a good Organic Chemistry help website? I have too many questions to ask specifically. Any site with tips on regioselectivity, stereoselectivity, reagents and conditions would be ideal, but whatever site or suggestions you use to help you study would be great. Please help- I will give best answer within 24 hours. Thanks!

[cdc]

The best i always find that is pretty accurate is wikipedia. I know it is done by regular people, but it is still pretty accurate as far as regioselectivity and stereoselectivity. If you surf the web and go on the ASU.edu website, you to the library page, and then click on research databases. There will be a ton of chemistry stuff on there, that is what I use the most, as that is where i attend.

[Carbonb1ack]

well i know a couple but i can give u some help
i know a lot of organic chemistry and yea cdc has it right
wikipedia offers a good selection but u must be careful, it is a wiki site so "ANYONE" can edit it and make it screwed up.
http://wikichem.net/index.php?title=Main_Page
http://www.chemhelper.com/
This are kindof good.
Email me if you need help