Book & Journal Browsing
Chemistry books are on the 4th Floor in the Marston Science Library, Journals are on the 1st and 3rd floors. If you would like to browse the books & journals, use the below chart to determine the relevant call number range. Otherwise, search the library catalog to find books by subject, title and author.
| Call # | Subject |
|---|---|
| QD1-999 | Chemistry |
| QD1-65 | General |
| QD71-142 | Analytical |
| QD146-197 | Inorganic |
| QD241-441 | Organic |
| QD450-801 | Physical & theoretical |
| QD901-899 | Crystallography |
E-books
You may find links to individual e-books through the Library Catalog. Here are some e-book services that specialize in areas of chemical engineering. Newly-added books will appear in these services before they show up in the Library Catalog.
Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology presents a wide scope of articles on chemical substances—including their properties, manufacturing, and uses.
Knovel provides access to digitized engineering reference books. Highlights include: Perry's Chemical Engineers' Handbook, Polymer Handbook, Lange's Handbook of Chemistry, Yaws' Handbook of Thermodynamic & Physical Properties of Chemical Compounds, and Handbook of Separation Process Technology.
Books24x7 (e-books) contains thousands of digitized "best-in-class" reference books, research reports, documentation and articles through the Referenceware platform.
- The EngineeringPro collection includes general reference topics important to all engineering professionals, Whether looking for quick answers to problems or specific information for a project, learning new skills or refreshing existing ones.
NetLibrary E-Books are more general, however, there are a number of chemistry texts available. For more about using NetLibrary see Getting Started with NetLibrary.
Your Librarian |
Amy BuhlerMarston Science Library
Office: L301B
352.273.2879
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Aerospace Engineering, Agricultural & Biological Engineering, Biomedical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Nuclear & Radiological Engineering
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