Chemistry Resources 
on
the Internet
This page contains a list of chemistry-related (and
un-related) web sites.
Please notify me if any of these links are broken or changed.
Last updated: March 9, 2007
What's New?
Removed some old links, and added a few new ones
Angelo
State University Links
Organizations, Magazines and Journals
Periodic
Tables
Demonstrations
Drawing and Modeling Software
Structures
Organic Chemistry Resources
Miscellaneous Chemistry Resources
Science Humor
Science-Related Web Sites
Space, The Final Frontier
Some Things That Have Nothing Whatsoever To Do With Chemistry
Angelo State University
Links
Organizations, Magazines and Journals
- American Chemical Society
- National organization of chemists, biochemists, chemical engineers, and
other chemistry-related professionals. Includes links to many of the
most important scientific journals in the field of chemistry.
- Science (AAAS) - Published by the
American Association for the Advancement of Science, Science is one of
the most prestigious journals in science.
- Scientific American - A good monthly
magazine that covers lots of interesting topics in science. (Only
selected contents from the magazine are available at the web site.)
- Natural History - A good
monthly magazine that has lots of articles relating to biology, evolution,
astronomy, and other things in the natural world. The monthly "Universe"
column by Neil deGrasse Tyson is particularly good. (Only selected
contents from the magazine are available at the web site.)
- Skeptical Inquirer - A monthly
magazine for people with really inquiring minds.
Periodic Tables
- WebElements - A great online
periodic table, with lots of information about each element, printable periodic
tables, and periodic table applications for Windows, Mac, and Palm platforms.
- Visual Elements - A
visually unique interpretation of the periodic table, with a lot of fascinating
information about the elements.
- The Periodic Table of Comic
Books - Exploring the connection between chemistry and comic books (yes,
there really is one).
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Chemical and Engineering
News - For the 80th anniversary of Chemical and Engineering News, the
American Chemical Society published an entire issue devoted to the periodic
table, with essays on each element.
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NEW!
Animated Periodic Table - A flash-based periodic table that displays
information about each element.
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NEW!
Periodic Tables
- A huge list of periodic tables available on the Web.
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NEW!
Tom Lehrer's Periodic
Table song - A song by Tom Lehrer (to the tune of "A Modern Major
General" from Gilbert and Sullivan's The Pirates of Penzance) that
lists all of the elements that were known at the time, with a terrific
flash-based animation by Mike Stanfill
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NEW!
Metallium, Inc. - Rare, Exotic Metals and
Elements Samples - If you're into collecting element samples.
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NEW!
TheodoreGray.com - A web page set
up by Theodore Gray, co-founder of Wolfram Research, Inc., who has assembled
a gigantic collection of photographs of samples of the elements. He
also sells letter- and poster-sized versions of "The Most Beautiful Periodic
Table Poster in the World"
here.
Demonstrations
Drawing and Modeling Software
- RasMol - A great program
for viewing 3D chemical structures in PDB format.
- RasMol and OpenRasMol - This page has
a more recent version of the RasMol program.
- Chime - A great 3D structure
viewing tool from MDL Information Systems, Inc.
Structures
- ChemFinder - An archive of
structures, physical properties, and hazard information for chemicals,
searchable by name (IUPAC or trivial), molecular formula, or molecular weight;
from CambridgeSoft, makers of ChemDraw and Chem3D.
- Organic Compounds Database
- A searchable archive of information about organic compounds.
- Chime Resources -
Interesting molecular structures created for use with the Chime
viewing program.
- Molecular
Models - A page of molecular structures from Okanagan University College.
- Indiana University
Molecular Structure Center - Lots of molecular structures from Indiana
University.
- The Molecule of
the Month - Links to information on interesting molecules at various
universities and commercial sites.
- Molecules
with Silly or Unusual Names - Information about molecules with weird names
like moronic acid, curious chloride,
traumatic acid, constipatic acid, betweenanenes, furfuryl furfurate, diurea, and
lots more.
Organic Chemistry Resources
Miscellaneous Chemistry Resources
Science Humor
Science-Related Web Sites
- Bad Science -
Challenging false explanations of scientific phenomena that abound in
popular opinion, newspapers, television, and the classroom.
- What's New by Bob Park - A
column on science-related issues by Robert L. Park, of the American Physical
Society.
- The Skeptic's Dictionary - An exhaustive
on-line survey of "questionable therapies, eccentric beliefs, amusing
deceptions, and dangerous delusions" by Robert T. Carroll.
- The Talk.Origins Archive - A
great archive of articles posted by contributors to the Talk.Origins
newsgroup, presenting mainstream scientific responses to common creationist
arguments.
- Bob
Riggins's Page - A good selection of science essays, by R. J.
Riggins. (The one entitled "Lessons
NOT To Learn in School" is especially good.
- Froguts.com - A virtual dissection
of a frog.
- Atomic Archive - A
history of the science and politics behind the Manhattan Project.
Space, the Final Frontier
Some Things That Have Nothing Whatsoever To Do With Chemistry
- TheOneRing.net -
Forged
by and for fans of J. R. R. Tolkien.
- lordoftherings.net - The
official web site of the New Line Cinema production of J. R. R. Tolkien's
fantasy trilogy The Lord of the Rings.
-
Complete Map of Middle Earth
- An Adobe Acrobat document containing a detailed, high-resolution map of J.
R. R. Tolkien's fantasy world of Middle-Earth.
-
The Encyclopedia of Arda
- An interactive encyclopedia of Middle-Earth.
- Psi Phi - A good source of
information about what's new in Star Trek. [not that there is
anything new any more — grrr!]
- Trek Nation - The latest
headlines from the world of Star Trek; updated daily.
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