Promotes green chemistry and green engineering through news, teaching aids, and resources

A gateway to authoritative selected science information provided by U.S. Government agencies, including research and development results.

Users will be redirected to this site, the Consumer Product Information Database (CPID) which has been the source for the Household Products Database for 21 years. From National Institutes of Health and National Library of Medicine, includes a section on Personal Care that lists ingredients of brand name products with CAS registry numbers. It is also searchable by ingredient and includes links to other National Library of Medicine databases.

Easy to navigate website offers the biography of the chemist Linus Pauling and the history of the nature of the chemical bond. This website offers access to materials in different formats, e.g. audio, video, manuscripts and photos. Primary resources include correspondence between Pauling and other notable scientists of his time, e.g. Schrodinger and Heisenberg. Information regarding the research that led to Pauling’s 1954 Nobel Prize in Chemistry is highly browsable.From the Special Collections & Archives Research Center at the Valley Library, Oregon State University.

Promotes green chemistry and green engineering through news, teaching aids, and resources

Supports content from “ChemViews Magazine”, a trade journal of ChemPubSoc Europe. Searchable by chemical discipline or content category, with “ChemViews” articles, reviews and links to scholarly papers accessible through “News” tab.

Supplementary resource for mastering chemistry principles, particularly relating structure and reactivity to the periodic table. Includes video tutorials, online practice drills, and databases. Independent group led by U.K. chemist, Dr. Mark Leach.

Links to tutorials and resources for general chemistry.

Interactive textbook with quizzes to check comprehension by William Reusch of Michigan State University. Copyright 1999, but updated in 2006. Choose Jmol-based version.

Resources for “students and educators” (lectures by CERN physicists; lesson plans & supplemental material for teaching particle physics) and scientists (updates, “latest experimental results”, and “theory papers”). Information about particle accelerators, experiments, and general content about physics. CERN is a joint venutre between 20 European member states, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Blog that combines short entries on current topics in physics, segmented by Gravity, Particle Physics, Quantum Physics, The Cosmos, Thought Experiments, and Unification, with links to additional information on NOVA’s website including short and full-length documentaries, links to other physics blogs, and a section entitled “Go Deeper” with the contributor’s recommendations for additional reading. From the nonprofit Public Broadcasting Service and WGBH Educational Foundation

Supports print magazine, Physics World with “Multimedia” including videos, webinars and podcasts.

Access to 48 journals, conference proceedings, standards, and magazines published by AIP. Search and filter results by topic, publisher, publication, and more.

Access to three databases: nuclear structures and decay data, nuclear reaction data, and bibliographic reference libraries. From National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC), at the Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Science, technology, and engineering research information from the U.S. Department of Energy.

The American Institute of Physics website links to news, publications, and history sites.

Supports print magazine, Physics World with “Multimedia” including videos, webinars and podcasts.

Access to 48 journals, conference proceedings, standards, and magazines published by AIP. Search and filter results by topic, publisher, publication, and more.

Resources for “students and educators” (lectures by CERN physicists; lesson plans & supplemental material for teaching particle physics) and scientists (updates, “latest experimental results”, and “theory papers”). Information about particle accelerators, experiments, and general content about physics. CERN is a joint venutre between 20 European member states, including Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Greece, Italy, the Netherlands, Norway, Sweden, Switzerland, and the United Kingdom.

Access to three databases: nuclear structures and decay data, nuclear reaction data, and bibliographic reference libraries. From National Nuclear Data Center (NNDC), at the Brookhaven National Laboratory.

Supplementary info related to the book of the same name (found in the library at QC21.2 .F49 1989), including Errata, stories, exercises, web links and a discussion forum.

Free online courses; incudes short video tutorials of math (including algebra and calculus), biology, chemistry, physics. Free registration required.

Open access to 865,000+ e-prints in Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, Quantitative Biology and Statistics, owned and funded by Cornell University with partial funding from NSF.