Some Helpful Academic Links!
I saw a post sharing academic resources, and can't find it now, so I'm starting my own.
Not that I'm condoning pirating, but library genesis.
Math
Integral calculator - With steps not behind a paywall
PatrickJMT - His YouTube videos have gotten me through calculus and differential equations.
3Blue1Brown Essence of Linear Algebra - Really smooth animations and a good conceptual understanding for linear algebra. Highly recommend!
Chemistry
Huge sheet of gas constants and their units
Spectral Database for Organic Compounds - I mostly use it to compare HNMR spectra and give me an idea of which peaks correspond to which parts of the molecule. But there's also CNMR and IR spectra (and a whole host of others).
NMR Predictor - This makes predictions for where HNMR peaks fall and their corresponding location on the molecule.
MSDS - This is the word you're looking for when you're trying to find things about molecules, like molecular weight, melting point, boiling point, hazards, etc. Stands for material safety data sheet.
Organic Chemistry Lab Techniques - In case you're writing your pre-lab and don't remember how to vacuum filtrate (plus others). Has pictures and step-by-step instructions.
Master Organic Chemistry - Great diagrams, great explanations, and more study guides!
A great cheat sheet for hydrolysis of nitriles
Writing
Purdue Owl - I always end up referencing my citations against them
Chemical Engineering
NIST table for compressed water and superheated steam - NIST is well known and accurate, and it's a huge 60 page document.
LearnChemE - YouTube channel going over with examples chemical engineering concepts. Kind of hit and miss.
