CACT, University of Waterloo, a Computer Assisted Chemistry Tutorial system with an Internet site for Freshman chemistry by Chung Chieh.

C4-Computers in Chemistry at Cabrillo College 
A library with more than 400 "live" molecules, including almost all commonly studied compounds. Sets of chemistry problems incorporating Chime models. Most features of this site require Netscape Navigator 3.01 or later and the Chime plug-in. Cabrillo College Chemistry Department also offers a Chime Tutorial.

ChemCai Tutorial Material on Specific Topics
Material with text and illustrations. The fall of the proton: Will this acid react with that base? How to understand acid-base reactions (This simple view of modern acid-base theory dates from 1954, but still hasn't made it into most textbooks!) (SFU)

Chemical Calculators  
Two calculators for calculating molar mass and percentage composition, plus tutorial material on the calculation of molar mass. Designed for beginning high schools students.

Chemical Concepts for the Applied Health Sciences
Syllabus, calendar,learning tips, answers and marking schemes, (feedback on) assignments and exams, suggestion box, newsgroup, grades and links to related materials. By J.A. Thomson, University of Waterloo.

Chemical Equilibrium and Electrochemistry
Kinetics and thermodynamics. Syllabus, assignments, and exams. By Marc R. Roussel, University of Lethbridge.

Chemical Separations
Coverage of methods of separation with emphasis on modern chromatographic methods. Lecture notes. By James K. Hardy, The University of Akron.

Chemical Thermodynamics
Describes the classical thermodynamics of pure and multi-component. Syllabus, calendar, assignments, grades and links to related materials. By Reg Penner, University of California, Irvine.

Chemiluminescence Home Page
"The Internet home page that glows". Describes very briefly the phenomenon of chemiluminescence.

Chemistry 101 Online
A set of lecture notes and example problems for the first semester chemistry course at the University of Illinois

Chemistry
Self-tests in introductory chemistry, multiple-multiple choice. Exams and links to related materials. By Frank Virzi, Mount Wachusett Community College.

Chemistry
Laws and concepts of chemistry, including atomic theory, periodic classification of the elements, chemical bonding, molecular structure, solution equilibria, and organic chemistry, as well as qualitative and quantitative applications. Lecture notes. Links to related materials. By Joseph J. Cabaup, New Hampshire Community Technical College.

Chemistry 103 - From Caveman to Chemist
From Caveman to Chemist - not much evidence of evolution here you might think! But this website is a course in exploring landmark technologies on the road to a modern industrial civilisation. It begins with the concepts of making fire and stone tools and progresses up through plastics and semiconductors. While this is a 'physical' course requiring attendance at lectures, the online notes, questions and answers, and experimental details can easily be used elsewhere. Almost thirty projects ranging from metathesis to stoichiometry, from potash to electromagnetism. Each section is complete with introduction, information and questions. This would prove to be a superb learning resource for any chemistry class.

Chemistry at Hofstra
Lecture notes, syllabi,practice tests and other pertinent information for students in general chemistry, quantitative analysis, instrumental lab and environmental chemistry courses taught by John R. McBride at Hofstra University.

Chemistry Hypermedia Project at Virginia Tech
The Chemistry Hypermedia Project is developing tutorials that provide supplemental educational resources for undergraduate chemistry students. The hypermedia documents contain hyperlinks to remedial material that describe the underlying chemical principles. Click here if you want to go to their searchable index directly.

Chemistry and Issues in the Environment
Operations and alterations of natural physical environmental systems. Use and abuse of resources leading to air pollution, water pollution, and solid waste disposal. Political decisions and prevailing ethical value systems. Syllabus. Calendar. Lecture notes. Assignments. Exams. Links to related materials. By Charles E. Ophardt, Elmhurst College.

Chemistry - The Central Science 
A year-long advanced general chemistry course at Vassar College. The Website is organized into the following categories: specific information about the advanced general chemistry course: over 180 pages of complete on-line lectures, problem sets and answer keys, and links to other chemistry sites on the Internet. The text of these lectures is written with a personal flair and is interspersed with rotatable 3D molecules, crystal structures, Quicktime movies, interactive Applets, downloadable Excel spreadsheets, pictures, graphs, tables, reference materials, biographies, and links to other chemistry sites on the Internet. In addition, there are over 300 links to other sites on the Internet for additional reading.

Chem Web Online
This site is an introduction to chemistry that would be covered in a first year chemistry course.

Chemistry in Context
A one-semester introductory chemistry course taught by Tom O'Haver, University of Maryland, College Park as a part of the introductory physical science component of the Maryland Collaborative for Teacher Preparation.

Chemometrics
Statistics and exploratory data analysis in analytical chemistry. Syllabus, lecture notes, lecture slides. By James K. Hardy, University of Akron.

College Chemistry I - II
For science and engineering majors. Syllabus, calendar, assignments, grades, and links to related materials. By Richard Stein, Germanna Community College. 

Computational Chemistry and Organic Synthesis
A course to introduce computational chemistry to synthetic-organic chemists, who would like to understand why they got the product they got and not (always) the compound they wanted.

Computational Chemistry Project
The CAUT-funded Computational Chemistry Project aims to develop web-based modules for teaching computational chemistry through AARNET, with the intention of: 1) Increasing the range of computational chemistry topics taught, 2) Increasing the relevance of what topics are taught, and 3) Making computational chemistry available through previously unused methods, exposing students to increasingly important computer networking concepts.

Concepts in Science Through Molecular Modeling
Includes multimedia modules on the Properties of Water, Chemistry of Carbon, Photosynthesis, and the Molecules of Life.

Coordination Chemistry
Covers shapes, isomerism, equilibria, chelation. Embedded .PDB (.MOL) and .JDX data files display molecular graphics and spectra. JAVA scripts display 3D-orbitals and simple calculations of magnetic properties. Syllabus, lecture notes, assignments, and links to related materials. By R.J. Lancashire, University of the West Indies, Mona Campus, Jamaica. 

CPIMA Education Outreach Program 
The National Science Foundation's Materials Research Science and Engineering Center on Polymer Interfaces and Macromolecular Assemblies, CPIMA, introduces you to its education outreach program. The CPIMA Education Outreach Program promotes materials science education on the K through university levels by scientist-educator partnerships, participation in science days and career days, hands-on workshops for educators and students, and summer internships for educators. There is also a CPIMA Connection Newsletter and links to modules developed by educators. At the university level, they offer research experiences for undergraduates at CPIMA.

Cyniska Calypso Projects
Problems and MAPLE-assisted solutions in physical chemistry. Includes animations of concepts that are best understood when actually viewed in motion, such as group theory analysis applied to spectroscopy.

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