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Related Sites
- The American Chemical
Society (ACS), is the professional society for all individuals
working in chemically related professions. The ACS publishes many
scientific journals and books, including Chemical & Engineering
News, manages Chemical Abstracts, the largest chemical database
in the world, sponsors and organizes large scientific meetings
addressing issues of importance to chemists, and serves as a clearing
house for chemical employment. The ACS also certifies the bachelor
degrees of students taking chemistry based on the curricula offered
by colleges and universities throughout the United States. The
Certification program was designed to establish a standard for
the effective training of chemists that is recognized nationally
by industrial employers.
- Cambridge
Soft's Chemfinder Database where compounds can be searched
for by name, structure, density, melting point, boiling point,
molecular weight, formula, and CAS RN Number.
- Chemical Abstracts
Service. On June 15, 1998 CAS identified and entered into
the CAS Registry the 18 millionth chemical substance. The CAS
Registry is the world's largest substance identification system.
The 18 millionth substance appeared in a WIPO patent application
dated April 30 from Merck & Co., Inc. To celebrate this accomplishment,
staff of Chemical Abstracts Service formed a human replica of
the structure on the CAS campus in Columbus, Ohio. Check out our
web
site to see the structure, as viewed from a helicopter overhead.
Before the picture was snapped, one of the CAS chemists was taken
to 1000 feet by helicopter to certify that the structure was correctly
formed! Yes, chemistry can be great pHun!
- ChemPen3D
Classic Organic Reactions provides examples of many specific
organic reactions and is updated monthly.
- Galactic
Industries Corporation has compiled and posted a variety of
spectral data in a variety of forms for downloading. Spectra can
be searched for by name, formula, and CAS RN Number.
- General Chemistry:
Starting Points for Students is a carefully selected collection
of the best links of direct interest to students enrolled in General
Chemistry courses.
- National
Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) WebBook provides
access to the full array of data compiled and distributed by NIST
under the Standard Reference Data Program. The current edition,
the Chemistry WebBook, contains: thermodynamic data, IR's, mass
spectra, and thermophysic properties.
- Spectroscopic
Tools at Potsdam University provides fragmentation tools for
H, IR, mass spec, 13C shift calculations, J-Couplings,
chemical shift tables, and much much more.
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