Chemistry Subject Guide
Physical Properties and Data Online
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Cambridge structural database system
Searchable database containing crystal structure information, chemical, and bibliographic data for about 400000 organic and metal-organic compounds. Note: This software requires Browser Pop-ups to be disabled.
Documentation for the search software and database is available here
The Chemical Industry home page
Provides an overview of the chemical industry's position in the marketplace, new processes and discoveries, the job market, stock prices, chemical industry associations and companies and links to environmental and analytical chemistry resources.
Includes an interactive periodic table, basic physical properties, thermodynamics and more.
Martindales Chemical and Biochemical Databases
Developed in cooperation with UCI Science Library, Department of Defense, National Institutes of Health & National Science Foundation. Provides a wide range of chemistry information and access to full text books, documents and chemistry courses.
More infoNIST Standard Online Reference Databases
A key source for reliable physical property and related data produced by the National Institute of Standards and Technology. Available databases include Atomic Spectra, Physical Reference Data, and the NIST Chemistry WebBook (containing thermochemical, spectra and ion energetics data).
Properties of Organic Compounds Gateway
Physical property and spectral data for approximately 27,500 organic compounds. Can be used to find information about a known compound or to identify an unknown compound from given search criteria.
Produced by the NLM, TOXLINE provides information on the pharmacological biochemical, physiological and toxicological effects of drugs and other chemicals on humans and animals.
An award-winning interactive Web site about the atomic elements. Based on the periodic table, sections for each element include general background, crystallography, isotope and spectroscopy information, plus chemical, biological, geological and electronic data.