Properties of Materials and Chemicals

Other web pages for properties information

University Webpages

Other universities have created web pages which focus on Physical and Chemical Property information. These pages reflect call numbers which may be similar to the call numbers within the MIT Libraries. Please refer to Barton for MIT availability, call number and location.

Website:	Comments:
Arizona State University Libraries (Index to Physical, Chemical and Other Property Data)	Alphabetical list of coefficients and constants which link to resources: web and/or print resources.
Duke University Libraries (Chemical & Physical Property in the Chemistry Library)	Seventy terms are listed (including symbols when appropriate); Listed by Dewey Decimal call number; Library of Congress numbers are listed for a few resources.
Indiana University / SIRCh	Property information and conversion calculators are available through this website. *Tip:* User must know what they are looking for and must have some familiarity with the website in order to find information quickly.
University of Buffalo (Materials Properties Locator Database)	Interactive searchable database. -Notes include a brief annotation of the resource. *Tip:* There are also browsable index of terms for materials and a separate list for properties terms.
University of Adelaide Library Guides (Chemistry Resources)	Use “Finding Chemical Data” link to find resources by property type.
Yale University (Searching the Chemical Literature)	Descriptive annotations provided on “Why would I use this?”
University of Texas at Austin Libraries (Thermodex)	Thermodex – excellent for thermodynamic properties.

This page was last updated on 07/30/07