CHEMISTRY: General Chemistry Course Guide
REFERENCE SOURCES
These are books and websites that
will help you gain some background information on your topic, and they can
be vital to your understanding of the subject and for topic development.
Kirk-Othmer concise encyclopedia of chemical
technology
TP9
.K54 1999 (Science
Reference)
Macmillan encyclopedia of chemistry
QD4
.M33 1997 (Science
Reference)
Dictionary of organic compounds
QD246
.D5 1996 (Science
Reference)
Dictionary of inorganic compounds
FOLIO
QD148 .D53 1992 (Science
Library)
A dictionary of chemistry
How to find chemical information : a guide for practicing
chemists, educators, and students
QD8.5
.M34 1998 (Science
Reference)
Periodic Table
Documentation
Styles for the Sciences
Journal Abbreviations
in the Sciences
ONLINE DATABASES
Use online databases as you would
a print periodical index. Items retrieved from these databases have
been evaluated for content and indexed by subject librarians, unlike items
retrieved from a search engine.
ACS
Publications
Annual
Reviews
ChemWeb
IngentaConnect
ScienceDirect
SciFinder
Scholar
Scopus
OTHER USEFUL WEBSITES
These websites have been evaluated
by the librarians at W&L for relevancy, content, and objectivity.
They include tools to help with your research as well as useful supplemental
materials.
Chemistry
Resources at W&L (W&L University Libraries)
Public
Library of Science
ChemFinder.com
Chemistry.org
Nature
Magazine
Science
Magazine
Scirus
RefWorks
Chemistry
Department Homepage (W&L University)
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