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Resources for Chemistry
Find Articles Archive of the Web version of over thirty magazines and
journals published by the ACS. Browse
titles via The Library Catalog
NOTE: Users may view, download, or print individual articles, individual chapters, or other individual items from the ACS Web Editions or ACS Journal Archives for personal scholarly research and educational use, BUT may not systematically download articles or chapters in aggregate quantities; e.g., every article from one issue. Chemical Abstracts Service's SciFinder Scholar
2007 is a client/server database designed especially
for use by students and faculty. This desktop research
tool allows point and click access to several major chemical
and medical databases including:
The client is currently installed on workstations in the Francis A. Drexel Library as well as computer labs in the Science Center. Contact a Reference Librarian for more information. (610-660-1904) Additional SciFinder Scholar Help SciFinder
Scholar - University of Wisconsin
The
University of Adelaide - Includes information on searching
structures.
Journal collections: "Ecology & Botany" (coverage) "General
Science" (coverage)
and "History of Science & Technology " (coverage)
Older volumes have been digitized, starting from the first issues and running up to 3 to 5 years ago; no current issues are available in JSTOR. Comprehensive, integrated summary of the present state of
the field of geochemistry, edited By H. D. Holland and K.
K. Turekian . The 10-volume E-book covers: meteorites,
comets and planets; the mantle, core, crust and atmosphere;
suface and ground water, weathering and soils; oceans and
marine geochemistry; sediments, diagemesos and sedimentary
rocks; biogeochemistry; environmental geochemistry.
Abstracts/indexing for over 600 resources in all areas of science. Includes some full text. Chemistry coverage includes such journals as: Analytical Cemistry, Canadian Journal of Chemistry and Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry.
Over 1000 leading journals available from the journals' own sites. Includes articles published online ahead of print; plus all of Medline -- with links. Title list by subject.
The Science Citation Index Expanded from Web of Science is a multidisciplinary index to the journal literature of the sciences. It fully indexes 5,900 major journals across 150 scientific disciplinesthat's 2,100 more journals than the print and CD-ROM versions of the SCI. The Science Citation Index Expanded includes all cited references captured from indexed articles.
Comprehensive, timely collections of critical reviews written by leading scientists. Annual Reviews volumes are published each year for 30 focused disciplines within the Biomedical, Physical, and Social Sciences.
The database of the National Library of Medicine-- PubMed is Web interface to the database. Note that a small group of full-text journals are available through PubMed Central.
Multi-Subject Databases including articles on Chemistry Dictionaries / Encyclopedias etc A directory of chemical companies listing their products and services.
On-line resources for students, educators,
and scientists.
Designed to supplement MIT's 7.01 (Introductory Biology) course
materials. This first chapter gives a good basic review of
important chemical concepts.
Hosted by Case Western Reserve University and maintained by
Illinois Institute of Technology, this site has over 700 entries.
An up-to-date list of free MSDS resources
on the web useful FAQs.
Molecular weight is returned for a given chemical molecular
formula. This gateway to the data collection
of the National Institute of Standards and Technology contains
a wealth of information, including:
Fundamental Physical Constants Periodic Tables In addition to such
standard information as atomic number, weight, density, volume,
and radius, this periodic table site also gives melting and
boiling points, information on appearance and characteristics,
and much more.
An enhanced periodic table with extensive background information
on each element.
Web Links Website of the American Chemical Society (ACS) with a wealth
of information on membership, careers in chemistry, and publications.
BUBL's international server for Chemistry.
This foundation which is located in Center City Philadelphia,
was established by the American Chemical Society and the American
Institute of Chemistry.
Indiana University's
site to help you find and learn how to use chemistry information
resources on the Internet and elsewhere.
Links to resources in chemistry, subdivided by chemical specialty.
Drexel Library's 'Good Web Sites' for web
links to sites primarily concerned with women's studies,
women's issues, or gender issues in Science.
Although developed for Frostburg State University's
undergraduate chemistry students, the site includes more general
links to:
Chemistry Exam Survival Guide Tutorials Resources Well-organized links to academic/commercial sites and chemistry
resources, from the University of Liverpool. Part of the WWW
Virtual Library.
Part of Jim Martindale's "the Reference Desk" Comprehensive,
eclectic collection of links that is updated on virtually
a daily basis. Organized into broad categories including
chemical safety journals and preprints, chemistry textbooks
and tutorials, and various subfields.
Brief descriptions of Nobel prizewinners
in Chemistry and their research--from 1901 to the present.
SJU Faculty Recommended Websites The physical sciences
hub for the UK's Resource Discovery Network (RDN). Users
can search the PSIgate database, search an expanded catalog
(PSIgate+) generated by harvesting pages from the PSIgate
database, or search across RDN databases. Search results
include resources on astronomy, chemistry, earth sciences,
physics, history of science, and more.
Home Page of the RSC with information on the
organization, its divisions and publications, as well as
links to other science sites.
An international index
with links to over 2500 chemistry sites world-wide.
Links to chemical engineering sites, servers,
organizations, and resources.
Yahoo's
server with chemical specialty subtopics from Alchemy to Spectroscopy.
Chemistry See also:
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