- American Chemical Society Online - all the resources of ACS.
- American Elements - properties of, applications for, and research on the elements.
- Ask a Scientist Archive Directory - answers to science questions, 1991-2001.
- biochemlinks - biology and chemistry education resources.
- ChemFinder - probably the best free searchable database for information about chemical compounds.
- Chemdex - lots of links; especially useful for finding chemistry department pages around the world.
- ChemSpy - The Internet Navigator for the Chemical Industry: Find just about anything related to chemistry.
- Conversion Factors - and physical constants, material properties.
- Distillations - from the Chemical Heritage Foundation, podcasts and blogs on the past, present, and future of chemistry.
- Electromagnetic Spectrum - broken down into its various regions.
- eMolecules - free chemistry search engine. Search over 6 million structures by partial or full structure or name.
- Fatty Acid Composition of Fats and Oils - an interesting table.
- General Chemistry: Starting points for students - an excellent starting point for informational and tutorial material for General Chemistry students.
- Global Warming - more of the inconvenient (?) truth than you'll get in most of the popular media: "Environmental Effects of Increased Atmospheric Carbon Dioxide," Arthur B. Robinson, Noah E. Robinson, and Willie Soon, Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons (2007) 12, 79-90.
- Links for Chemists / Virtual Library Chemistry Section - University of Liverpool site with over 8,225 chemistry resources.
- Origins of Common Names of the Elements - why does Na stand for sodium?
- Origins of Common Names of Organic Compounds - malic, maleic, malonic? Where do these names come from?
- Periodic Table: WebElements - most elaborate periodic table on the Web.
- Rolf Claessen's Chemistry Index - a great index of links to useful chemistry info.
- WWW Chemistry Guide - comprehensive and evaluated guide to web sites related to chemistry and the chemical industry.
- Chemistry Software:
- ACD ChemSketch - free chemical structure drawing software (go to Free Stuff).
- ChemOffice - suite including ChemDraw and Chem3D: chemical structure drawing and molecular modeling software. ChemOffice Ltd (an older version) is available to students and faculty at a substantial discount.
- ChemWindow - chemical structure drawing program.
- Chemistry Careers:
- Academic Careers Online - teaching and administrative jobs from pre-kindergarten through colleges and universities.
- cen-chemjobs.org - the classifieds and careers site of Chemical & Engineering News.
- ChemJobs.net - leading job vacancy site for chemists, biochemists, pharmaceutical scientists and chemical engineers.
(Please email me if any of these links don't work.)
