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  Chemical Engineering

Listed below are the very best sites specifically designed for the Chemical Engineer. 

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  • American Chemical Society - There are 34 ACS divisions, representing a wide range of disciplines for chemists, chemical engineers and technicians.
  • American Institute of Chemical Engineers - nonprofit organization providing leadership to the chemical engineering profession
  • ChemCenter (American Chemical Society)
  • ChemConnect - chemical suppliers directory
  • CHEMCYCLOPEDIA - manual of commercially available chemicals
  • Chemical Equipment Catalog - chemical suppliers directory
  • ChemExpo - contains chemical profiles, produced by Schnell Publishing
  • ChemFinder.com Search by a name-, formula-, MW-, CAS RN-, and *substructure*-searchable chemical database. The ChemFinder WebServer indexes over 150 chemical information sites.
  • Chemical Market Reporter - latest issue is online
  • Chemical Online - buyers guide, job listing, bookstore
  • Chemical Week Buyers' Guide - registration necessary
  • ChemInfo , Indiana University course on finding Chemical information
  • ChemNet - suppliers directory, classifieds, scrolling tape of chemical prices
  • Chemsources - list chemical suppliers and equipment
  • ChemWeb - offers ChemDex Plus - searchable and reviewed database of chemistry resources on the Web. (must register)
  • Current Industrial Reports - production figures for various chemicals by U.S. Census.
  • ECDIN - Environmental Chemicals Data Information Network
  • EQUEX - The Equipment Exchange
  • ECDIN is a factual databank, created under the Environmental Research Programme of the Joint Research Centre (JRC) of the Commission of European Communities at the Ispra Establishment. Chemicals are searchable by name, molecular formula or CAS Registry Number. Possible available date include: Identification, Physical-Chemical Properties, Production and Use, Legislation and Rules, Occupational Health and Safety, Toxicity, Concentrations and Fate in the Environment, Detection Methods, Hazards and Emergency. Not all chemicals listed will have data in all fields.
  • Fisher Chemicals (Fisher Scientific Chemical Catalog)
  • Grainger - industrial catalog
  • Hazardous Chemicals Database
    This database, created at the University of Akron, will allow the user to retrieve information for any of over 1300 hazardous chemicals based on a keyword search. Potential keywords include names, formula and registry numbers (CAS, DOT, RTECS and EPA).
  • IUPAC Chemical Nomenclature
    This site, housed at Queen Mary and Westfield College, contains a number of IUPAC documents on organic and biochemical nomenclature, in many cases including sample structure diagrams.
  • Kinematrix - Kinematrix designs software for use by chemists, chemical engineers and other technical personnel charged with running a chemical plant (for example, ChemPlant Tools)
  • Materials Safety Data Sheets - 325,000 MSDS sheets maintained by Cornell Environ. Health and Safety
  • NIST Chemistry Webbook The NIST WebBook will provide access to the full array of data compiled and distributed by NIST under the Standard Reference Data Program.
  • NIST Online Physical Data This site contains links to the NIST collections of physical data which have so far been made available over the web, plus a catalog of other NIST data collections.
  • NIST Reference on Constants, Units and Uncertainty This National Institute of Standards and Technology has a searchable and browsable list of the important physical constants with bibliography, as well as a thorough description of the SI system of units and a description of methods of expressing degree of uncertainty in measurements.
  • Organic Compounds Database
    This database, compiled at Virginia Tech and made available by Colby College, provides physical data on a large number of organic compounds, including molecular weight, melting point, boiling point, index of refraction and UV absorption peaks. It is searchable by name, molecular formula or by data values for the above properties.
  • Periodic Table of Elements Hypertext-linked collection of property data on the first 112 elements including (where available): general, chemical, physical, nuclear, electronic, biological, geological, crystallographic, reduction potential, isotopic abundances, electronic configurations, ionization enthalpy data and additional textual information, especially on the history of the elements.
  • Royal Society of Chemistry - UK major publisher and provider of chemical information, supports the teaching of chemistry at all levels, organises hundreds of chemical meetings a year and is a leader in communicating science to the public.
  • Sigma-Aldrich Chemical Company - provides current prices of raw chemicals
  • SOLV-DB SOLV-DB is a database of physical, chemical, health and safety, regulatory and environmental fate data on over 100 common organic solvents, provided by the National Center for Manufacturing Sciences. It is searchable by name, formula, CAS Registry Number, property data values and so forth.
  • Table Of The Nuclides The Table of the Nuclides first presents a map of all known nuclides. Each horizontal row represents one element; colored dots indicate the known isotopes of that element. A vertical column represents the nuclides with same neutron numbers. By clicking on a region of the chart, you may see a more detailed chart section. From the colors on the chart, you can get an idea of the life time of a nuclide. By clicking on a cell, you can get properties of the nuclide or atom.
  • Table of the Properties of 200 Linear Macromolecules and Small Molecules
    This resource, maintained by Oak Ridge National Laboratory and the University of Tennessee - Knoxville, tabulates selected thermophysical properties for a variety of polymers and some other substances. Properties are primarily related to glass-amorphous transitions, specific heats, etc. The tables are a bit hard to decipher, but there are good explanations.
  • Thermodex
    While this web site does not actually list thermophysical or thermochemical data, it is an extremely useful index to such data available in a host of printed data collections (excluding Beilstein, Landolt-Bornstein, the CRC Handbook and Perry's Handbook), searchable by name of property, class of compound, specific compound or combinations of the above. Thermodex is the creation of the Library of the University of Texas at Austin and the call numbers referenced refer to their library only.
  • World Wide Chemnet, Inc. - global distributor for chemical products
  • WWW Chemicals Global Network of Chemical Manufacturers and Distributors

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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