You can access your chemistry databases via the list below OR by visiting the UNF library homepage. To the right of the OneSearch search box, select "database list." Next, click on the "All Subject" dropdown box located at the top of the page. Select the Chemistry subject list. The list represented below is only a sample of the chemistry databases that UNF subscribes to for students, faculty, and staff. Click the name of the database to begin your search.
Magazines and peer-reviewed journals published or co-published by the American Chemical Society Publications Division. Includes online access to the ACS Style Guide.
Years available: 1996 to current
Access to small-molecule and organic and metal-organic crystal structures through the simple search only. Free software can be used to view, edit, check and prepare files of crystallography data and deposit into the Cambridge Structural Database.
Collection of crystal structure data of inorganic compounds recorded in the literature of the field from 1913-present.
Video textbooks which explain concepts taught in undergraduate courses through high-impact animations and real-life experiments. Topics include anatomy and physiology, the physical sciences, social and health sciences, engineering, and statistics.
SciFinder Discovery Platform contains CAS SciFinder, CAS Formulus, and CAS Analytical Methods for chemical research and discovery. You will need a SciFinder account; go to SciFinder User Registration.
The CAS SciFinder Discovery Platform hosts three searchable databases. You can switch between these databases using the three dot menu on the upper left, after you have logged into SciFinder with your SciFinder account.
SciFinder User Registration. Use your UNF email address.
CAS SciFinder: Identifies articles, patents, conferences, books and dissertations in chemistry and medicine. Search by substance name, structure, substructure, reaction, CAS registry number, molecular formula, organization, research topic and author. Searches Chemical Abstracts, Medline and ChemZent databases simultaneously.
CAS Formulus: Helps scientists evaluate ingredients, find suppliers, and explore regulatory requirements.
CAS Analytical Methods: Search and compare the latest analytical chemistry methods across multiple fields of study. Provides easy-to-read experimental details.
A multidisciplinary index to core journal articles, conference proceedings, data sets, and other resources in the sciences and social sciences.1975-current
