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How can I find authoritative websites related to chemistry?
There exists a huge difference between a world wide web (www) site and a subscription database! Anyone can post to the www;
however, someone pays for online subcriptions. Here at Maag Library we combine efforts with other OhioLINK libraries to
purchase quality subscription databases, that we access through the www, for the Youngstown State College Community.
As wonderful as the www appears, please remember that it can simply be about appearances! To know whether or not
a source represents valuable information evaluate
the content for: authority, accuracy, objectivity, and currency.
Click to Select a Type of Website:
Google Scholar
Google provides information to scholarly material with the added feature of being able to click on OhioLINK O-Links search.
Google Uncle Sam
Search results offer only local, state, and federal government pages such as from the FDA or NIH, etc.
HighWire Press
Stanford University Libraries offer the ability to search for scholarly publications, many of which are full-text.
Librarian’s Index to the Internet (LII)
A program of the Library of California, the LII give reviewed links by subject.
NSF
Official website of the National Science Foundation.
Science Search Engines
Search Engine Watch provides subject specific search engines to assist internet users.
Scirus
Designed to search specifically science content, it ranks highly on this endeavor.
Science.gov
This site searches science publications produced by United States government agencies.
Balancing Chemical Equations
Interactive web site.
BioChemHub
Online Biology and Chemistry Education Center.
Biochemistry
Links to Biochemistry web pages.
CDC
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
Chem Industry.com
Chemistry search engine.
Chemical Elements.com
Interactive Periodic Table of the Elements.
MSDS Databases
Search for Material Safety Data Sheets.
NIH
National Institutes of Health.
NLM
National Library of Medicine.
NSF - MPS
National Science Foundation Directorate for Math and Physical Sciences.
Patents and Patent Searching
Summary of patents in Issues in Science and Technology Librarianship .
Periodic Table
A Visual Interpretation of the Table of Elements.
PLoS
Public Library of Science Open Access Journals.
PubMed Entrez
Provides an access point for information from The National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI).
U.S. Patent & Trademark Office
Information pertaining to patents and trademarks.
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