This paper is to give an overview of freely available subject services providing information for chemists on the Internet. An attempt is made to differentiate between portals and other kinds of resources encountered on the Web. A definition of portals is given. Subject collections of general chemistry, analytical chemistry, environmental research, toxicology and patents are described. Internet chemistry portals can be regarded as a valuable addition to the traditional print and online information sources used by chemists
<p>As a result of the advent of internet technologies supporting participation on the internet via b...
i. A collection of tables, mathematical, chemical, and physical, for the use of chemists and others....
I. Bibliography -- II. Dictionaries -- III. History -- IV. Biography -- V. Chemistry, pure and appli...
As the major media, often the only source for chemical information, Internet provides both challenge...
<p>The World Wide Web continues to have an expanding and profound effect on providing access to chem...
Web-accessible chemical compound information resources are widely available. In addition to fee-bas...
Tables and answers on lining-papers.Bibliography: p. 629-632.Mode of access: Internet
v. 1. Chemical physics. -- v. 2. Inorganic chemistry. -- v. 3. Chemistry of carbon compounds.Mode of...
"Supersedes Patent office library series, no. 6 published in 1901."Mode of access: Internet
Scientific information is more and more buried in the proliferation of commercial sites on the Inter...
Each division has both general and special title-pages.i. First course of chemical experiments.--ii....
<p>The internet has fast become the first port of call for all searches. The increasing array of che...
Vol. 2: Sixth ed.1. Theoretical chemistry.--2. Systematic chemistry.Mode of access: Internet
pt. I. Principles and applications.--pt. II. Experiments.Mode of access: Internet
The established exchange mechanisms for chemical information are under attack from new information d...
<p>As a result of the advent of internet technologies supporting participation on the internet via b...
i. A collection of tables, mathematical, chemical, and physical, for the use of chemists and others....
I. Bibliography -- II. Dictionaries -- III. History -- IV. Biography -- V. Chemistry, pure and appli...
As the major media, often the only source for chemical information, Internet provides both challenge...
<p>The World Wide Web continues to have an expanding and profound effect on providing access to chem...
Web-accessible chemical compound information resources are widely available. In addition to fee-bas...
Tables and answers on lining-papers.Bibliography: p. 629-632.Mode of access: Internet
v. 1. Chemical physics. -- v. 2. Inorganic chemistry. -- v. 3. Chemistry of carbon compounds.Mode of...
"Supersedes Patent office library series, no. 6 published in 1901."Mode of access: Internet
Scientific information is more and more buried in the proliferation of commercial sites on the Inter...
Each division has both general and special title-pages.i. First course of chemical experiments.--ii....
<p>The internet has fast become the first port of call for all searches. The increasing array of che...
Vol. 2: Sixth ed.1. Theoretical chemistry.--2. Systematic chemistry.Mode of access: Internet
pt. I. Principles and applications.--pt. II. Experiments.Mode of access: Internet
The established exchange mechanisms for chemical information are under attack from new information d...
<p>As a result of the advent of internet technologies supporting participation on the internet via b...
i. A collection of tables, mathematical, chemical, and physical, for the use of chemists and others....
I. Bibliography -- II. Dictionaries -- III. History -- IV. Biography -- V. Chemistry, pure and appli...