Information Sources in CHEMISTRY

Most library materials related to the study chemistry are located in the Chemistry Library (Chemistry Building, Room 316). Many resources are also in McWherter Library (the main library in The U of M Libraries system).

Books & Audiovisuals

Periodical Articles

Reference Works

Government Publications

Web Links

Books & Audiovisuals

Use tomCat (the U of M Library catalog).

Articles in Periodicals

Use an electronic database.
These are recommended. Other periodical databases are listed on Periodical Index Databases by Academic Area. See also How to Find Periodical Articles *WEB ACCESS: Restricted to faculty, staff and students at the University of Memphis. You must be connected to the web through the U of M network. If using another ISP, you must set up a proxy with your U of M account.

Use a printed index, abstract or bibliography:
Current Subscriptions
Cancelled Subscriptions

Selected Reference Works

Government Publications

There are many publications related to the sciences in the Government Publications Department on the first floor of McWherter Library. Staff in the department will assist you in finding and using both electronic and print materials produced by various federal and state agencies. You can also get information through their web page at http://exlibris.memphis.edu/govpubs/unclesam.htm

Web Sites

Most terminals in the McWherter Library provide access to Netscape. You may want to explore web sites using various search engines or, if you have them, specific URLs. [See Robert Harris's Internet Search Tips and Strategies ] Journals on the web often require subscriptions or registration, but some offer free searching. The web sites listed below are examples of various types of web sites related to chemistry.
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Compiled by Janell Rudolph. Updated February 19, 20002