Chemical Education Resource Shelf |
2D and 3D Structural Information |
2D-Plots of chemical structures on demand |
A borad listing of industrial services, jobs listings, and product guides |
A chemistry resource containing news features, job listings, and meetings |
A collection of chemical data collected by NIST. Search the database by chemical formula, name, or molecular weight. Obtain thermochemical data (for over 4000 organic and small inorganic compounds) for the gas and liquid phase, proton affinities, and more. Also contains IR and NMR data, which are viewed through interactive Java applets. |
A collection of text, graphics and videos rel;ating to chemistry and physics demos, particularly for the younger, future chemist crowd. Some nice HTML work, also. |
A compilation of chemical education resources on the Internet |
A comprehensive review of ab initio code performance on a variety of hardware platforms – sort of the Consumers’ Report Guide to Ab Initio Codes. |
A database, maintained at the University of Arizona, of references in the ever-growing Fullerene literature. To access this database, after initiating the telnet session, login as sabio; then select other databases and remote libraries followed by a selection of Buckballs database |
A description of how chemistry publications may evolve in the future, making use of Chime, VRML, and MIME. Published in the e-journal NetSci. |
A Description of the program SCARECROW which allows for the graphical display and analysis of molecular dynamics trajectories. |
A form based entry system to obtain a GIF or PNG image of a chemical structure. Very nice. Designed by Wolf-D. Ihlenfeldt |
A form-based database search provides Contracted Gaussian basis sets for ab initio calculations |
A home page for WATOC includes information on past and future conferences |
A html front-end to the Dialog system. You must register to actually view the hits, but you can get the idea of the utility and design of the system without paying anything. |
A Java applet that allows drawing a 2D chemical structure and then search a database. Developed by Silicon Graphics and Tripos. Also available at the Tripos site. |
A list of pointers to teaching resources, journals, community activities, courses, etc. |
A new electronic journal dedicated to publishing chemistry in the Internet. The entire journal is structured to take advantage of the electronic publishing medium to enhance the communication of chemical research. An article describing the design of the journal Designing the Next-Generation Chemistry Journal: The Internet Journal of Chemistry is published in Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship. |
A nice example of using the web as an educational tool – here is a brief overview of Bader’s topological electron density method, prepared by Bader himself. More work like this on the web would bring about an outstanding reference series! |
A nice front end page to a variety of NMR information on the web. |
A number of IUPAC’s nomenclature references and glossaries are available in full hypertext. |
A peak at the virtual future – virtual laboratories, VRML applications, etc. Be prepared – you’ll need Netscape 3.o or Internet Explorer 3.0, QuickTime VR, Shockwave, and a VRML viewer. |
A postdoctoral clearinghouse run by the Theoretical Section of the Physical Chemistry Division of the American Chemical Society. |
A proposal for defining a MIME type for chemistry, to allow for the transfer of molecule definitions, geometries, properties, etc. The original Chemistry Mime Proposal is also available. |
A protein database maintained at Brookhaven National Laboratory |
A real eye-opening experience of how abstract submission to ACS meetings (and any other meeting) should be handled. You will need a viewer that can handle forms, like Mosaic 2.4. |
ACD/Labs |
ACS Publications |
Advanced Visual Systems |
Amazing Science at the Roxy |
AMBER Home Page |
American Chemical Society |
American Elements |
Ames Laboratory, Materials Chemistry Program |
AMSOL homepage |
an alphabetic listing of Graduate programs in the us. Also available by state. |
An experimental server displaying the recent happenings and research interests of Professor Kent Wilson and his research group at the University of California, San Diego. This is an excellent example of how the web can be used to provide up-to-date information on a research group. |
An html version of the definitions of the recently proposed standard for molecular definition files. |
An introduction to chemistry for young children |
An online source of information about the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS). Current STN users can access the databases though a link on the Product and Services Page. |
An online source of information on Dialog products, including a searchable list of databases, publications, and an FAQ. |
An online version of the Journal of Biological Chemistry, including full-text and a search facility. |
AtomWorld |
Baltzer Science Publishers |
Basic understanding of the chemistry of cleaning, and how scientists develop new cleaning products. |
Beckman Instruments |
Bedoukian Research Inc. |
Beilstein Information Systems |
Beilstein Information Systems offers a fast search engine to the organic literature. This free service (for six months) allows the end-user to search titles, authors and abstracts and returns the entire citation along with the abstract! |
Best of the Web – Chemistry – 1996 |
Biochemistry |
Bioinorganic Chemistry Subdivision |
BioMolecular Tutorials in Chime |
Brookhaven National Laboratory Chemistry Department |
Cambridge International Science Publishing |
CambridgeSoft |
CAOS/CAMM Center, The Netherlands |
CAS WWW Server |
Catalytica |
Center for Scientific Computing |
Chapman and Hall |
Check out the ChemFinder resource, a chemical search of the web! |
Chem-4-Kids |
ChemDex |
Chemical and Engineering News article from the May 18, 1998 issue on electronic journals. |
Chemical Bonds, Molecular Shapes, and Molecular Models @ Eastern Oregon US |
Chemical Computing Group |
Chemical Concepts |
Chemical Heritage Foundation |
Chemical Patents available from CAS – with a twist, structures are available via a Java Applet. |
Chemical Patents Plus |
Chemical Physics Preprint Database |
Chemical Sources |
ChemInform |
ChemInnovation Software |
Chemistry & Industry |
Chemistry Behind Cleaning |
Chemistry Department at Brown University |
Chemistry Department, Brigham Young University |
Chemistry Department, State University of New York, Stony Brook |
Chemistry Department, University College (UNSW) in Canberra |
Chemistry Department, University of California, Davis |
Chemistry Department, University of California, Irvine |
Chemistry Education resources |
Chemistry Pictures @ Swedish University Network SE |
Chemistry Today |
Chemistry Web Developments |
Chemistry World-Wide Web Sites |
Chemist’s Art Gallery @ CSC FI |
ChemKey Database |
Chemscape Chime |
Chemsite |
ChemTech Publishing |
Chime Pages @ Dublin City IE |
Chime Resources @ Uni. Massachusetts US |
Chirbase |
CHMINF-L Archives |
Collections from NCI of 2D and 3D structural information on almost half a million compounds. |
College of Chemistry, University of California, Berkeley |
Commercial Sites |
Computational Chemistry List |
Contains information on the society. Also has the home page for The Royal Society of Chemistry Perkin Division Heterocyclic Group. |
CTI Centre for Chemistry (based in the University of Liverpool Chemistry Department) |
Currently contains the free version of ISI/DRAW |
Currently offers a nice page on Thermal analysis, including product descriptions and a forum on Thermal analysis, which is a unique and herlp |
Database of chiral compounds |
David Bradley’s Elemental Discoveries |
Daylight Chemical Information System |
Definition of the CXF standard |
Demonstration of ACS Abstract submission |
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of California, Los Angeles |
Department of Chemistry, Bishop’s University |
Department of Chemistry, Case Western Reserve University |
Department of Chemistry, Columbia University |
Department of Chemistry, Dalhousie University |
Department of Chemistry, Duke University |
Department of Chemistry, East Carolina University |
Department of Chemistry, ETH |
Department of Chemistry, Free University of Berlin |
Department of Chemistry, Harvard University |
Department of Chemistry, Imperial College |
Department of Chemistry, Indiana University at Bloomington |
Department of Chemistry, Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis |
Department of Chemistry, Leiden University, Netherlands |
Department of Chemistry, Louisiana State University |
Department of Chemistry, Ohio University |
Department of Chemistry, Rensselaer University |
Department of Chemistry, Tulane University |
Department of Chemistry, University of Alabama at Birmingham |
Department of Chemistry, University of Alberta |
Department of Chemistry, University of Kentucky |
Department of Chemistry, University of Memphis |
Department of Chemistry, University of Minnesota |
Department of Chemistry, University of Mississippi |
Department of Chemistry, University of Oregon |
Department of Chemistry, University of Reading |
Department of Chemistry, University of Rhode Island |
Department of Chemistry, University of Rochester |
Department of Chemistry, University of South Florida |
Department of Chemistry, University of the West Indies |
Department of Chemistry, University of Toronto |
Department of Chemistry, Utah State University |
Department of Chemistry, Virginia Tech |
Department of Chemistry, Washington University |
Department of Chemistry, West Virginia University |
Department of Crystallography, Birkbeck College, University of London |
Department of Environmental Science and Engineering, Oregon Graduate Institute |
Department of Pharmaceutical Chemistry, University of California, San Francisco |
Description of the company and some of their educational outreach programs |
Description of the databases provided by Questel/Orbit. Registered users can access the databases through a link on this page. |
Dialog Information Services, Inc. |
Division of Analytical Chemistry |
Division of Carbohydrate Chemistry |
Division of Chemical Education |
Division of Chemical Information |
Division of Computers in Chemistry |
Division of Fuel Chemistry |
Division of Inorganic Chemistry |
Division of Medicinal Chemistry |
Division of Organic Chemistry |
Division of Physical Chemistry |
Division of Polymer Chemistry, Inc. |
Dow Chemical Company |
Dreyfus Foundation |
Durham Chemistry Department |
Eastman Chemical Company |
Educational chemistry resources on the world wide web |
EduChem |
Electronic Journal of Theoretical Chemistry |
Electronic Journals |
Electronic Publishing takes Journals into a New Realm |
Eli Lilly and Company |
Elsevier Sciences |
EMSL Ab Initio Benchmark Report |
Environmental Science and Technology |
FDM |
Fetch and Sketch |
Fisher Scientific |
Fullerene Database |
GAMESS Home Page |
Gary Wiggins’ “Some Chemistry Resources on the Internet” |
Gary Wiggins has compiled one of the most complete lists of internet resources for chemists |
Gaussian Basis Set Order Form |
General Interest Sites |
Government Web Sites |
Hitachi Instruments |
Hoechst AG |
Hyle: An International Journal for the Philosophy of Chemistry |
Hyperactive Molecules and the World-Wide Web |
Hypercube, Inc. |
Hypermial Archive of the popular CHMINF-L (chemical information) List |
Include an online version of Aldrichimica Acta |
Includes a comprehensive list of UK Universities |
Includes an excellent list of pointers to polymer resources on the Internet. |
Includes product description, demo software, and FAQ |
Indigo Instruments (molecular models, chemistry clipart) |
Industrial and Engineering Chemistry Division |
Information on all ACS Publications, including books and journals. Includes instructions to authors for submitting articles and supplementary material for some journals. |
Information on AVS products, which are used for scientific visualization. |
Information on the AMBER molecular modeling program. Includes a detailed description of the algorithm and methods incorporated in AMBER, bug fixes, support, news groups, the license, and how to obtain the code. |
Information on the operations and activities of the Society, including their conference schedule. Of interest is their initiatives towards electronic abstract submissions. |
Information on the GAMESS ab initio program, including a PowerMac version. The license and information on how to obtain the code are provided. |
Institute of Analytical Chemistry at the Vienna University of Technology |
Institute of Chemistry at the State University of Campinas (UNICAMP) |
International Society for Heterocyclic Chemistry |
International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) |
Internet Journal of Chemistry |
Introduction to Molecular Modelling @ Brunel UK |
Journal of Biological Chemistry |
Journal of Chemical Physics (JCP Express) |
Journal of Molecular Modeling |
Journal of Molecular Modelling |
Journal of Physical Chemistry |
Karl Kurt Juchheim Laborgeräte GmbH |
KR ScienceBase |
Laboratorium for Organic Synthesis Hoornaert, Katholieke Universiteit Leuven |
MDL Information Systems |
Med. Chem. Feature Molecule @ Virginia Commonwealth Uni. US |
Medchem/Biobyte WWW Server |
Mettler-Toledo Inc. |
Michigan Molecular Institute |
Millipore Corporation |
MIME Types for Chemistry |
molecular model construction kits |
Molecular Modelling / Visualisation Resources |
Molecular Modelling Techniques @ Geneva CH |
Molecular Simulations |
Molecule Library UK |
Molecule of the Month @ Bristol UK |
Molecules |
Molecules of the Month @ Oxford UK |
Molecules Online |
Monsanto |
MORATE and POLYRATE |
MSI’s molecular viewer available for free for Mac and Windows |
Nalco Chemical Company |
Netfire |
Network Science |
NIH Molecular Modeling Home Page |
NIST WebBook |
Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry |
North American Catalysis Society |
North American Chapter of the International Chemometrics Society |
Northern Illinois University Department of Chemistry, Ohio University –> |
Not specifically geared towards chemists, this page is a compilation of scientific visualization information |
Online access to the Tetrahedron journals, including full text. Available for free through June 1996 |
Online user’s guide to XMol, which is program for displaying 3D molecular models on an X11 display server. |
Other Lists of Chemistry Resources on the Internet |
Our annual compilation of the best web sites in chemistry, as presented at the ACS Computers in Chemistry Division’s electronic poster session at the Fall 1996 National ACS meeting |
Oxford’s Virtual Reality Group |
Periodic Table of the Elements |
Pharm-Eco Laboratories |
Phoenix Polymers, Inc. |
Proceedings of the Second Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference |
Protein Database |
Provide the Molecular Operating Environment |
Provides a centralized source of information to the NIH research community concerning all facets of molecular modeling. This includes “Molecules ‘R’ Us”, a very nice forms-based interface to the Protein Data Bank. |
Publishing Chemistry on the Internet |
Questel/Orbit |
RasMol & Chime: Molecular Visualization Freeware @ U. Massachusetts US |
Rohm and Haas Company |
Rolf Claessen’s Chemistry Index |
Sargent-Welch |
SCARECROW Information |
School of Chemistry, Leeds University |
Schrödinger, Inc. |
Scientific Visualization and Graphics |
Search a six-month subset of the ChemInform database for free as a demo of the full product available on CDROM |
Sigma-Aldrich |
Softshell |
Software for NMR, LogP, and boiling Point prediction with online trials. Also an online copy of the Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry |
Technical description of the AMSOL program, release notes, and information on how to obtain the code |
Technical description of the MORATE and POLYRATE programs, release notes, and information on how to obtain the codes |
Tetrahedron Information System |
The ACS finally has hit the WWW; the site contains membership and division information. Also a schedule of meetings and deadlines. |
The Chemical Educator |
The company produce advanced materials for governments, universities and national labs, but their website also describe the research and uses of each of the elements, including properties, safety data and applications |
The Electrochemical Society |
The Fischer Catalog of Analytical and Biotech reagents is online, including prices, specifications, and MSDS. |
The history of chemistry and chemical engineering: announcements of new publications on the history of chemistry, abstracts of oral histories in the Othmer Library of Chemical History, etc. Note also under the Othmer Library that research questions on chemical history can be sent to the Research Historian at the Othmer Library. |
The home page for the computational chemistry list. It includes pointers to the list archives which can be searched. |
The home page of the first electronic chemistry journal dedicated to rapid publication in the area of molecular and materials modeling. |
The JCPExpress is a free trial service for electronic distribution of preprints of manuscripts between acceptance and publication in the Journal of Chemical Physics. A description of the project is available. |
The Molecular Modeling Electronic Conference TMMeC MY |
The name says it all |
The web site of the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation describing the awards and grants programs |
The Wilson Group |
The WWW Chemical Structures Database @ Erlangen DE |
The WWW Virtual Library: Chemistry |
Theoretical Chemistry Postdoctoral Clearinghouse |
Theoretical Chemistry Subdivision |
Theory of Atoms in Molecules |
Thermodynamic data and property calculation sites |
This archive, based at the University of Missouri-St. Louis, contains a comprehensive list of chemistry textbooks in print and links to publishers. This service was formerly called “Chemistry Textbooks in Print”. |
This database is a joint effort by the Department of Chemistry at Brown University and the Theoretical Chemistry and Molecular Physics Group at the Los Alamos National Laboratory. It is intended to provide a means for rapid and efficient preprint distribution within the international chemical physics community. It has been made possible by funding from the Camille and Henry Dreyfus Foundation. |
This is an online version of the official Proceeding of the Second Electronic Computational Chemistry Conference which was held on the Internet in November 1996. The Proceedings are published in the Journal of Molecular Structure (THEOCHEM), 1996, volume 368 and reproduced online for free. The online version includes materials not contained in the printed version, such as color graphics, video, VRML, and hypermolecules. |
This is the HTML reproduction of Sections A, B and C of IUPAC “Blue Book” [see Nomenclature of Organic Chemistry, Sections A, B, C, D, E, F, and H, Pergamon Press, Oxford, 1979. Copyright IUPAC.] Hosted by Advanced Chemistry Development, Inc. |
This paper, to be published in J. Chem. Soc., Perkin Trans 2, discusses the principle of hyperactive molecules. |
this plugin for Netscape Navigator and MS Internet Explorer allows SGI users to visualize molecules utilizing the Open Inventor environment, allowing one to cut-and-paste “active” molecules between applications – very nice implementation and truly innovative technology |
TrAC/Internet Article |
Tripos |
Tripos Molecular Inventor Plugin Module |
Ullmann’s Encyclopedia |
UniChem |
University of Alaska Fairbanks |
University of Cincinnati |
University of Liverpool, Department of Chemistry |
University of Sheffield |
University Web Sites |
US Chemistry Graduate Programs |
UTMB NMR Center |
VCH Publishing Group |
Visualization Homepage @ Fribourg CH |
VRML – Virtual Reality Modeling Language @ Université du Maine FR |
Wavefunction, Inc. |
Web Molecules in VRML @ Molecular Arts US |
WebChemistry |
WebLab Viewer |
World Association of Theoretical Organic Chemists (WATOC) |
WWW Links for Chemists |
XMol Information |
Chemical Data Sites
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