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General Chemistry Resources
- SciFinderThe primary database for searching the chemical literature. Registration is required. You will need to use your utk.edu e-mail address to create your SciFinder username and password. Visit SciFinder Help to learn more.
- Web of ScienceSearch for articles in over 8,000 peer-reviewed science and engineering journals published since 1900.
- ReaxysBased on Beilstein and Gmelin, a database of experimentally validated reaction and substance data.
- CRC Handbook of Chemistry and PhysicsChemical and physical property data.
- Springer Materials (Landolt-Bornstein)Selected and critically evaluated data in all areas of physical sciences & engineering
- Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical TechnologyContains overviews on chemical substances and their properties, manufacturing, and uses as well as industrial processes.
- The ACS Style Guide
- Hawley's Condensed Chemical Dictionary
Software
- ChemDraw UltraThe world's leading software (PC or Mac) for drawing chemical structures, laboratory apparatus, and biological structures. Anyone with a UTK e-mail address (@utk.edu) can download the program.
Off-Campus Bookmark
Trying to access a journal article through an off-campus network?
Simply place this bookmark (UT Libraries Proxy) in your browser's bookmark toolbar. Whenever a journal's web site asks for a login/password, click on the UT Libraries Proxy bookmark, and you will be prompted for your netid and password. (You may need to reload the page or go back to the previous page if you end up with a login/error message.)
As always, if you have problems getting to the article you need, just let us know.
Web Resources
- Chemical Information Sources WikiLecture notes from a chemistry information course. Complements SIRCh.
- Information Competencies for Chemistry Undergraduates
- SIRCh: Selected Internet Resources for Chemistry"Links to factual sources on the Internet where answers can be found to chemical questions"
- XCITR (eXplore Chemical Information Teaching Resources)
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