Welcome to the Chemistry research guide. This guide will introduce you to the processes and resources needed to successfully complete your papers and assignments.
Getting Started
Dictionaries & Encyclopedias | Books
Finding Articles
Journal Articles | Formulating a Search Strategy | Evaluating Journal Articles
Finding Reference Data
Physical & Chemical Properties | Safety and Commercial Availability
Advanced Research
Substance & Reaction Searching | Patents | Theses & Dissertations | Associations & Organizations
Writing Your Paper
Compiling a Bibliography | Bibliographic Management Software | Writing in Chemistry | Creating Academic Posters
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