These are just a few things that might be useful and/or
interesting to people who like chemistry. The list will be constantly expanding
so check back every once and a while to see the updates. In addition, if you
know of any interesting chemistry sites, and would like to see them added to
the list, simply notify Dr. Frank Darrow by e-mail
at darrow@ithaca.edu.
A
periodic table...that's totally in Chinese. Each symbol represents the letter
abbreviation for the respective element. Not particularly useful unless you
can read Chinese, but it's pretty neat anyway! A full
size version is available if you wish to see greater
detail. The table was designed by Patrick Han, a BS Chemistry Major, Class of
'97. Patrick is currently a PhD candidate in chemistry at Penn State.
Another useful periodic table, designed by Mark Winter at the University of Sheffield can be found here.
Here is a link to a Material Safety Data Sheet search tool, and some other chemical safety resources.
The Ithaca College Library has put together a reference list of links to Sciences Resources both here and around the world. Many of these are very useful to chemists.
Professor Stphen Lower at Simon Fraser University has put together a great page of links to lots of useful (and fun) chemistry sites. You can get to the Simon Fraser Chemistry link collection from here.
The data collection of the National Institute of Standards and Technology is avaialble here: NIST Webbook. Here you will find a collection of thermochemical, spectroscopic, and other data that is up-to-date on thousands of inorganic and organic compounds.
The American Chemcal Society sponsors a site called ChemCenter which is a good starting place to the world of chemistry available from the internet.
Students can try this link to find out more about Job Resource, a new career management center.
Here's a link to a new web site for chemist job vacancies.
Try this commercial link to lots of interesting and useful chemistry-related information called About.com.
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