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SIRCh: Selected Internet Resources for Chemistry
Online Public Access Catalogs (OPACs) of Libraries with Major Chemistry Collections
Library of Congress
Royal Society of Chemistry Library and Information Centre
Harvard Chemistry and Chemical Biology Library
Yale University Library
University of California, Berkeley
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Dictionaries
IUPAC Compendium on Chemical Terminology (the Gold Book)
OneLook Dictionary Search
Hypertext Webster
IUPAC Glossary of Terms Used in Medicinal Chemistry
Chemical Acronyms and Abbreviations Database at Indiana University
Medicinal Chemistry Glossary
Encyclopedias
Wikipedia – The Free Encyclopedia
Britannica Online
Encyclopedia of Analytical Instrumentation
Citizendium, The Citizens' Compendium
Publishers' Catalogs
ACS (American Chemical Society) Publications
RSC (Royal Society of Chemistry) Online Book Shop
Textbooks
Chemical Education Resource Shelf (formerly, Chemistry Textbooks in Print Archive at the University of Missouri, St. Louis)
Chemistry Book Lists and Guides to Serials
Monographs and Textbooks
Amazon.com, Inc.
Powell's Books
Alibris -- Out-of-print and rare books
Library4Science Free online chromatography books.