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ChemDex
ChemDex provides a "directory of chemistry on the world-wide-web"
with over 7000 links. Some of these links include Universities in Asia, Africa,
Europe, North America, Oceania and South America, Government, Companies, Chemistry,
Databases, Communication, Software, and other links. This site is maintained
by Mark Winter, Senior Lecturer in the Chemistry Department at the University
of Sheffield, England.
CHEMINFO
This Web site will "help you find and learn how to use chemistry information
resources on the Internet and elsewhere." The CHEMINFO Web site was compiled
by Gary Wiggins who is head of the Chemistry Library at Indiana University.
CHEMnetBase
Created by Chapman & Hall/CRC
Publishers, this site "provides scientists, librarians, and students
with the most authoritative references available." This site allows users
to view "over 1200 books online, conduct specific searches across wide
ranges of text, graphics, and databases, and unique features, adapted for
research in each field; browse table of contents; view full text in PDF format."
Chemistry.org
of the American Chemical Society (ACS)
This Web site provides connections to CAS (Chemical Abstracts Service), which
is "the global leader in chemical information, and a division of the American Chemical Society, provides the most comprehensive databases of disclosed research in chemistry and related sciences" Other category links include journals/magazines and
other publications, information about careers, educational resources, and
chemistry headlines. The site provides a searchable database that includes
archives dating back four years. The user is also informed of the latest articles
in chemistry news as well as what is new with the Web site. The Publications
Division of the American Chemical Society maintains this Web site.
ChemSoc
This site states "Visual Elements Periodic Table is an arts and science collaborative project from the RSC which explores the diversity of elements in a unique and innovative manner." This site provides the data on elements, atomic orbitals, e-postcards, alchemical symbols and patterns in the periodic table.
NIST
WebBook
The NIST WebBook is a gateway to the information found in the National
Institute of Standards and Technology Chemistry WebBook. This Web site provides
a complete categorized list that makes it easy to view what is available in
the NIST Chemistry WebBook. Some of the information available includes thermo chemical
data, reaction thermo chemistry, ion energetics, and thermo physical property
data. There is also a searchable database for specific compounds based on
name, chemical formula, CAS registry number, reaction, author, structure,
molecular weight, or selected ion energetics and spectral properties. This
Web site is maintained by the staff of NIST.
The Sourcebook
for Teaching Science
This Web site offers links to a variety of topics including chemistry demonstrations,
periodic tables, information about chemicals, laboratory safety, student and
teacher resources, advanced placement chemistry and other chemistry Web resources.
This site is maintained by Norman Herr, Ph.D., Professor of Science and Computer
Education, at California State University Northridge.
WebElements,
Periodic Table of Elements
Dr. Mark J. Winter in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Sheffield,
England, maintains the WebElements Web site. This Web site features a Chemputer,
which is a set of simple interactive calculators, properties index, and a
printable table.
The
Wired Chemist
This site provides a collection of Chemistry resources, which include data
tables and mineralogy and environmental information. This web site also provide links to chemistry journals, sites that provide molecular images in various areas of chemistry and to databases that provides periodic charts and toxicity information.
Yahoo!
Science: Chemistry
A vast number of sites from Yahoo that includes a variety of chemistry related
disciplines, organizations, libraries, journals, employment, web directories,
research, and much more. The user also has the option of searching by keyword
on these and many other topics.
Virtual
Chemistry
Virtual Chemistry was developed
and is maintained by final year MChem research students in the Department
of Chemistry at the University of Oxford. Users are provided a number of virtual
experiments along with many other interactive Chemistry resources.
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