LibGuides: Chemistry: Inorganic

Inorganic Chemistry: Online Resources

Searching Inorganic Substances in SciFinder
Searching inorganic substances in SciFinder is not as straightforward as you would expect. This article provides many useful tips to assist you to accurately and completely search SciFinder for inorganic substances.
SyntheticPages
A freely available interactive database of synthetic chemistry that publishes practical and reliable organic, organometallic and inorganic chemical synthesis, reactions and procedures deposited by synthetic chemists. Researchers also share pointers and common problems.
Virtual Inorganic Pedagogical Electronic Resource (VIPEr)
A repository of inorganic chemistry teaching materials and a user-friendly platform for social networking tools that facilitate virtual collaboration and community building among inorganic chemists.
Materials Project
Calculated properties of thousands of inorganic materials. This website also has computational phase diagrams, a structure predictor, and reaction calculator.
Searching Coordination and Organometallic Compounds in SciFinder
Useful hints and a guide to searching coordination and organometallic compounds in SciFinder.

Inorganic Chemistry: Printed sources in the Science/Engineering Library

These are some of the major reference works in the Science/Engineering Library on inorganic chemistry. We also have many more specialized books. So you may want to browse both our reference and circulating collections in the call number (shelf number) range QD151 to QD197 where many of our books on inorganic chemistry are shelved to see if there a book suitable for your specific needs.

Gmelin Handbook for Inorganic Chemistry
QD151 G52 (Reference Section). A vast collection of data and descriptions of the physical properties, occurrence, preparation, and reactions of elements, inorganic compounds, minerals, alloys, coordination compounds, and organometallics. It covers the literature from the beginning of inorganic chemistry in the 18th century. For help in locating compounds in Gmeln see The Complete Gmelin Catalog: https://research.lib.buffalo.edu/ld.php?content_id=29439406
Comprehensive inorganic chemistry
QD151.2 .C64 (Reference Section and and older edition, QD151 .S69 (Circulating Collection). A 5 volume work.
Inorganic Syntheses
QD151.A1 I5 (Circulating Collection). A multi-volume work. The latest volume (Volume 35) is online: Search the CUNYplus catalog for the title: Inorganic syntheses [electronic resource]: Volume 35
Technique of inorganic chemistry
QD51 .J76 (Circulating Collection). A 7 volume work.

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