Laboratory Work - Search Tools and Techniques, Chemical Nomenclature, Safety Information, Physical Properties, and Spectra
Guide to Selected Physical Chemistry Resources for Chemists at Stanford (PDF Version)
Mon, 2009-08-10 11:40 | 
In-depth subject guide to library resources for physical chemists.
Organization:
Stanford University
EMail:
graceb@stanford.edu
Learning Objectives:
To help familiarize users with key resources and tools that are available for physical chemistry.
Audience:
Bachelor (Basic)
Audience:
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience:
Faculty/Lecturer
Audience:
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise:
Intermediate
Date Document Created:
Thu, 2008-05-01
Language(s):
English 
Tags: Background Reading, Dictionaries, Encyclopedias, Books, and Review Articles, Chemical Nomenclature, Finding Journal Articles and Patents, Guides to Chemical Information Resources, Library Resources and Services, INSPEC, OPPIE beta from LANL, Scitopia, Scientific Literature and Scholarly Communication
Chemistry 130 Search Tips (Winter 2008)
Summary showing how to convert lab data into search strategies to identify unknown organic compounds.
Organization:
Stanford University
EMail:
graceb@stanford.edu
Learning Objectives:
How to search by CAS Registry Number, MP, BP, MW, Number of Atoms, Molecular Elements, MF, Substructure Fragments, IR Peak, NMR Peak, NMR Spectra-Predicted, C-13 Peak, C-13 Spectra-Predicted
Audience:
Bachelor (Basic)
Audience:
Faculty/Lecturer
Audience:
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise:
Beginner
Date Document Created:
Tue, 2008-01-01
Language(s):
English