Chemistry & Biochemistry

A comprehensive, peer-reviewed textbook designed for a two-semester general chemistry course. It covers foundational topics such as atomic structure, chemical bonding, thermodynamics, and equilibrium, with updated visuals, interactive exercises, and real-world applications to support student engagement and learning

This textbook presents organic chemistry through a functional group approach, ideal for a two-semester sequence. It includes detailed mechanisms, reaction pathways, and problem-solving strategies, and is authored by John McMurry, a leading figure in the field.

A practical guide for upper-division science students, this book teaches technical writing and basic statistical analysis using Excel. It includes tutorials on graph formatting, report writing, and teamwork strategies, with a focus on engineering and industry applications.

This modular resource introduces key threshold concepts in biochemistry, such as thermodynamics and molecular interactions, in a clear and accessible format. It’s designed to support students who need foundational reinforcement and is especially useful for review or supplemental instruction.

How to be a successful organic chemist is meant as an introductory text for undergraduates taking organic chemistry teaching labs. The text is a clear and practical introduction to safety, chemical handling, organic chemistry techniques, and lab reports.

Designed for a one-semester GOB chemistry course, this textbook balances depth and clarity across general, organic, and biological chemistry. Authored by three specialists, it includes real-world examples, self-check exercises, and a modular structure ideal for health science students.

An “Atoms First” chemistry textbook that emphasizes conceptual understanding and scientific reasoning. It integrates chemistry topics into a systems-based framework, making connections between atomic theory, molecular behavior, and broader scientific principles.