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Call number: Print version: SL Reference Chemistry Table. QD 65 H3.
The available electronic version is not interactive, and is merely a scanned version of the print Handbook, which is not as useful as one would expect.
Divided in sections: "organic" (arranged alphabetically by compound name) and "inorganic" (arranged alphabetically by element name) and other sections. First place to look online for physical property information for inorganic and organic compounds. A good place to find information on colors of compounds and shapes of crystals.
Electronic
(Information in the recommended order of use: how and where to go for chemical information on physical properties [boiling point, melting point, density, etc.], structures, molecular weights, molecular formulas, etc.)
The description of chemicals and processes along with an expanded definition of chemical entities and terminology may include: Name, Synonyms, CAS Registry Number, Formula, Physical Properties, Source or Occurrence, Grade, Hazard, Use, and Derivation.
A classic reference covers the entire field of chemistry with state-of-the-art facts, figures, values, tables and formulas. It is an essential source for all chemistry professionals.
This 2005 electronic version of the original seven-volume collection of vital information has been updated to contain approximately 5,300 chemicals and their impact on the environment.
Detailed information about the toxicity of the chemicals, physical properties and regulatory requirements is also presented. The information can be accessed through a live summary table that links to the detailed summaries or by browsing the table of contents for a specific chemical.
This new seventh edition of the world-famous classic provides you with unrivaled, state-of-the art coverage of all aspects of chemical engineering, from the fundamentals to details on computer applications and control. Definitive reference for chemical an
This new 5th edition offers toxicological data on industrial chemicals that pose potential health hazards to workers. It features a revised format and reorganization of material, and illustrates how the field of toxicology has developed.
Includes comprehensive hazard information on substances encountered in the workplace. Promotes safety by providing the most up-to-date hazard information available.
Originally published by Smithsonian Institution Press in 1954, this classic reference source comprises 901 tables of general interest to scientists and engineers, and of particular interest to those involved with physics in its larger sense.
Includes descriptive and numerical data on chemical, physical and biological properties of compounds; systematic and common names of compounds; literature references; structure diagrams and their associated connection tables. The Combined Chemical Diction
A web based database that contains over 29,000 of the most commonly sought organic compounds, featuring physical data, spectral data, and structures. Needs additional structure-drawing software to draw structures for structure and substructure searching.
Call number: Print version: located at SL Reference Chemistry Table 1. QV 772 A365.
Updated monthly, the online version may be searched using product name, molecular formula, product number, CAS# and MDL#. Substructure searching is also possible with t
Call number: Print version: Organic Syntheses collective. vols I-IX. SL Reference Chemistry Table. QD 262 O72.
The electronic version requires the purchase of ChemDraw structure drawing software. There are detailed experimental methods in a standard fo
- Includes over 48000 reactions and approximately 3500 of the most frequently consulted reagents
- Entries highlight various uses and characteristics of each reagent
- Also includes information concerning physical data, solubility, form suppli
Call number: Print version: 4th edition. 1992. SL Stacks. TP 9 E685 1992.
Focuses on how to make and how to use compounds. Includes references. Useful for practical applications of chemistry, for example "roofing," or "adhesives," or "water treatment."
Call number: Print version: 5th edition. 1985. SL Reference Stacks. TP9 .U57 1985.
Information from a European perspective. Covers most of the same material as Kirk-Othmer above, but has a different emphasis.
The alphabetical index is the best way
Unique reference work in synthetic methodology includes access to all volumes of Houben-Weyl Methods of Molecular Transformation. Exhaustive coverage of the topics of Organometallics; Hetarenes and Related Ring Systems; Nitriles, Isocyanides, and Derivati
The National Technical Information Service acquires, indexes, abstracts, and archives the largest collection of U.S. government-sponsored technical reports in existence. The NTRL offers access to these authenticated government technical reports to libraries and technical information users.
Call number: SCI Reference. QD 257.7 H374 1997
Arranged by CAS Registry Number, it includes tables of physical properties, pictures of structures, solubility in water, pKa, vapor pressure and references. There is a molecular formula index and an alphab
Call number: SL Reference. QV 772 M555 1996.
Good for information on inorganic and organic chemicals, drugs and pharmaceuticals. Has valuable information on organic compound physical properties. Excellent source for information on colors, odors and cry
Call number: SL Reference. QD 291 N36 1995 v. 1-3.
Arranged by CAS Registry Number. Features structures and molecular formulas. Includes a molecular formula index and a name/synonym index. No physical properties are listed.
Call number: SL Reference Desk. QD 65 L364.
Chemical physical properties both for inorganic and organic compounds. If you do not find the information in either the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics, the Aldrich Catalog, or the Merck Index, this is the
Call number: SL Reference. QD 246 D554 1982.
Arranged alphabetically by names, with molecular formula, CAS Registry Number and name indexes. Ten supplements have been published, each having self-contained indexes, as well as two cumulative indexes for
Call number: SL Reference. QD 148 D53.
Arranged alphabetically by element. The indexes are the best way to get into this tool. There is an element index, structural type index, name index and CAS Registry Number index. Includes pictures of structures.
Call number: SL Reference. QD 411.D53 1995 vols 1-5.
Arranged alphabetically by element. The indexes are the best way to get into this tool. There is an index of synthetic reagents, molecular formula index and CAS Registry Number index.
Call number: SL Reference. QD 96.15 P66 vols. 1-3.
Lists organic compounds arranged by functional group families. The indexes are the best way to get into this tool. Molecular formula index, alphabetical index and CAS Registry Number indexes are
Call number: SL Reference. QD 96 I5 K45 1986 vols. 1-2.
Focuses on biological-type compounds such as peptides, amino acids or steroids. Shows structures and spectra only, no physical properties. The indexes are the best way to access the material: alph
Call number: SL Reference. QD 96 F68 P67 1993. vols. 1-3.
Focuses on organic compounds. Shows structures and spectra only, no physical properties. The indexes are the best way to use this tool: alphabetical, molecular formula and CAS Number.
Call number: SL Reference. QD 5 C5.
Everything you wanted to know about basic chemistry concepts, elements and compounds in one place. Simple, easy, in dictionary-style alphabetical arrangement.
