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links do not represent an exaustive compilation of all the chemistry
resources available on the World Wide Web - far from it. Rather,
these are some specific sites we recommend as good sources of information
for students and faculty, as well as good examples of uses of newly
developing technologies in Chemistry-related fields such as Molecular
Modeling and Computational Biology. An excellent, exaustive source for chemistry resources on the internet is The World Wide Web Virtual Library , maintained by UCLA. Altavista Search General
The ACS offers a multitude of services to members, such as chemical abstracts services, job search services, educational materials, and more.
Our local chapter of the American Chemical Society.
Links to a vast collection of chemistry web sites on the internet, maintained by UCLA. Hasn't been updated for awhile.
Chemistry Teaching Resources, the Analytical Chemistry Springboard, and Scientific Output are a few of the lists of links maintained by this Swedish site. Organic Chemistry
The C4 Project is a National Science Foundation-supported project based at Cabrillo College. Headed by Cabrillo chemistry instructor Dr. C4 is developing multimedia chemistry visualization software for chemistry and biochemistry instructors and students.
Molecule Search Engines and Databases
Chemfinder is a very useful database of small organic and inorganic molecules, which offers structures, physical constants, and web links for each compound. Structures are only available in the 2D CS ChemDraw format. The free ChemDraw Net viewer is available from the CambridgeSoft web site.
Molecular Modeling and Chime
Developers of the Chime plug-in, which allows inline display of molecular models by Netscape Navigator.
The C4 Project is a National Science Foundation-supported project based at Cabrillo College. Headed by Cabrillo chemistry instructor Dr. Harry Ungar, C4 is developing multimedia chemistry visualization software for chemistry and biochemistry instructors and students.
From the aforementioned C4 Project, this is an introductory tutorial on using Chime. Highly recommended.
This is the premier site for anyone wanting to learn how to use Chime and Rasmol. In addition to maintaining this site and the Rasmol Home Page, Martz has developed several Chime-based biochemistry tutorials. Martz has also compiled the comprehensive World Index to Educational BioMolecular Structure Tutorials in Chime and Rasmol list. It is the most complete directory of biological Chime resources.
Has an excellent teaching module using Chime.
Uses Chime to teach stereochemistry.
A public domain viewer with a strong rendering engine and powerful scripting capabilities. Used as the foundation for the development of Chime.
Makers of ChemDraw, Chem3D. They also maintain the ChemFinder search site.
This link will take you to ACD's on-line databases. You can also click here to download their free ChemDraw molecular modeling software. Molecular Biology Combinatorial Chemistry
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