CHM360: Instrumental Methods of Analysis

	Welcome to the Library’s page for CHM360! Here you can identify and access many resources and tools for your research, including databases, web sites, reference works, and citation help.
I. Key Research Databases| II. Key Journals | III. Relevant Reference Works | IV. Internet Sites

I. Research Databases for Analytical Chemistry

Library Databases for Research

More databases are available from our Chemistry Databases page and Natural Sciences Research Guide.

Open Access Databases for Research

II. Review Journals

• The Analyst 
• Analytica Chimica Acta 
• Analytical Chemistry 

III. Relevant Reference Works 

• Basic laboratory and industrial chemicals : a CRC quick reference handbook 
• The Chemical formulary 
• CRC handbook of chemistry and physics 
• Dean's analytical chemistry handbook 
• A Dictionary of Chemistry 
• Encyclopedia of analytical science 
• Ewing's analytical instrumentation handbook 
• Handbook of basic tables for chemical analysis 
• Handbook of petrochemicals production processes 
• Hawley's condensed chemical dictionary 
• International critical tables of numerical data, physics, chemistry and technology 
• The laboratory companion : a practical guide to materials, equipment, and technique 
• Laboratory handbook of chromatographic and allied methods  
• Periodic Table from ACS 
• Periodic Table from Chemical Elements 
• Periodic Table from Web Elements 
• Treatise on analytical chemistry. Pt.1, Theory and practice. Vol.11 
• Treatise on analytical chemistry 

IV. Chemistry Internet Sites

• ASDL: Analytical Sciences Digital Library 
• Chemical Information Sources/ SIRCH 
• Links for Chemists (University of Liverpool)
• NIST Chemistry Webbook 
• Periodic Tables of Isotopes (Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory)

Library Course Page Outcomes

According to one of the Information Literacy Competency Standards for Higher Education from the Association of College Research Libraries (ACRL), information literate students are able to access needed information effectively and efficiently and retrieve information online or in person using a variety of methods (2.3.).

This course page was created to help meet the following desired outcomes of that standard, wherein the information literate student:

• Uses various search systems to retrieve information in a variety of formats
• Uses various classification schemes and other systems to locate information resources within the library or to identify specific sites for physical exploration
• Uses specialized online or in-person services available at the institution to retrieve information needed

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