[deleted] I'm looking at OER options and wanted to see what books were most frequently visited at LibreTexts?
Justin Shorb For the year of 2025, the most popular books in the Chemistry Library: General Chemistry: The LibreTexts Map of General Chemistry by Brown (689k visitors) Organic Chemistry: Supplemental Modules (1.7+ million visitors) Runner up: Organic Chemistry (Morsch et al.) (1.17+ million visitors) Physical Chemistry: Supplemental Modules for Physical Chemistry (4+ million visitors) Runner-up: Physical Chemistry by LibreTexts (probably not that surprising since 3 of the 4 people on the steering committee for LibreTexts are Physical Chemistry instructors! 233k visitors) Introductory Chemistry: Introductory Chemistry by the CK-12 Foundation (1.1+ million visitors) Anyone have any recommendations of other good books? These are just the ones that are most commonly hit upon by searches online, not necessarily the ones that are most adopted.
