Chemistry
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| Web Elements |
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| Periodic table with a description of each element, history, uses, compounds, electronic properties, physical properties, crystallography, and nuclear properties. Shows the name of the element in several languages. |
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| ChemFinder.com |
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| Users can search the database by chemical name, CAS Number, molecular formula, or molecular weight. A list of related sites, a short glossary of terms used, and a FAQ file. |
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| ChemWeb.com |
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| Information resource for those in research chemistry, the chemicals industries and related disciplines. Information from journals and databases, careers information, conference listings, news. |
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| Common Molecules Collection |
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| Explores the structures of common molecules in various categories including minerals, elements, vitamins, medicines, drugs, environmental, plants, amino acids, poisons. Each molecule includes a description and a model. |
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| General Chemistry Online |
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| Searchable database of compound names, formulas, structures, and properties; articles and tutorials; database of general chemistry resources; FAQ; glossary. Answers to general chemistry questions that you forgot to ask. |
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| Classic Chemistry |
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| Selected classic papers from the History of Chemistry listed alphabetically or by topic. History of chemistry calendar. Glossary of archaic chemical terms. |
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| Edgar Fars Smith Collection |
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| Collection of chemistry related photographs from the 19th century in three categories; scientist's portraits, apparatus images, and laboratory images. |
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| Molecular Universe |
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| Resource for college-level students of chemistry with images and explanatory text on molecules and molecular systems. A collection of lessons, arranged into categories, with color illustrations. |
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| Molecule of the Month |
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| One molecule for each month dating back to January 1996,with information, diagrams, and links for each. |
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| Periodic Table of the Elements |
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| Resource for elementary, middle and high school students from the Los Alamos National Laboratory. Information includes atomic number, symbol, weight, electron configuration, brief history, sources, isotopes, uses, properties. |
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| Theoretical Chemistry |
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| Brief introduction to the field written for advanced high school and university students. |
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