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Societies/Foundations

• American Chemical Society,

• Royal Society of Chemistry

• National Academy of Sciences,

• The Electrochemical Society,

• American Society for Testing and Materials (ASTM),

• The Materials Research Society,

• NASA, National Science Foundation,

• Pacific Northwest Labs,

• National Institute of Standards and Technology Chemistry WebBook

• IUPAC

Periodic Tables

• Fill-In the Periodic Table - interactive test
• Web-Elements - probably the most information tabulated in this format
• Periodic Table at UBC
• Chemicool Periodic Table
• Periodic Table of the Elements at Los Alamos National Laboratory - graphical, searchable interface

Chemistry Education

• The Chemical Educator
• http://www.aaas.org
• http://www.tcaep.co.uk/index.htm
• http://www.nsta.org
• National Association for Research in Science Teaching
• Association for the Education of Teachers in Science
• National Science Education Leadership Association
• Science Education Associations Home Page,
• National Science Education Standards,
• http://www.dc.enews.com/magazines/discover/,
• http://www.exploratorium.edu/,
• The Electronic Journal of Science Education Archive Page,
• http://www.natcenscied.org/,
• http://www.tc.cornell.edu/Edu/MathSciGateway/

Computers in Chemistry

• http://www.shef.ac.uk/~chem/chemputer/

Engineering

• American Institute of Chemical Engineers
• THE INSTITUTE OF ELECTRICAL AND ELECTRONICS ENGINEERS, INC.,
• SOCIETY OF PLASTICS ENGINEERS,
• American Society of Civil Engineers,
• Society of Women Engineers,
• Institute of Industrial Engineers ,
• National Society of Black Engineers,
• Society of Automotive Engineers, 
• American Society of Mechanical Engineers,
• The Society of Engineering Science, Inc.,
• ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers),
• http://www.ieee.org/

Other

• VSEPR
• PHYSICAL CONSTANTS
• NOBEL PRIZES
• CHEM AND INDUSTRY MAG
• Beilstein
• www.saunderscollege.com
• http://www.america.nature.com
• Top Ten Lists from LATE SHOW with DAVID LETTERMAN,
• MAPS,
• HOW FAR IS IT ?,
• Uncle Al
• Cambridge Crystallographic Data Centre
• http://www.uic.edu/~mansoori/Thermodynamic.Data.and.Property_html  
• http://www.chemindustry.com
• http://www.brassring.com/

Oregon

• PORTLAND, USA CITYLINK - OREGON, WILLAMETTE WEEK

HTML and WWW

• Oregon State University Web Association,
• BEGINNER'S GUIDE TO HTML,
• HTML 3.0,
• JAVASCRIPT AUTHORING GUIDE,
• WWW FAQ,
• VRML AND XTAL STRUCTURES,
• HYPERACTIVE CHEM & THE WWW

• The Fisher Scientific Internet CatalogThis one is searchable MSDS database. If you put in sodium chloride you get several links. Linking to the small white crystals gives you purchase info and at the bottom there is a buttom for Safety information, which gives you the msds!
• THE MSDS gopher site at the University of UtahYou click on (or arrow down to) the letter and gopher to the list of chemicals starting with that letter. Clicking on a chemical, e.g., sodium chloride will provide the msds for the chemical.
• An MSDS site in England/A similar gopher listing of chemicals. Looks very much like the one from Utah.
• Material Safety Data Sheet RetrievalThis site has a search form for chemical msds's at the U. of Missouri-Rolla; will search sigma and aldrich catalogs. When I tried it, it did not permit access
• MSDS Resource from SunybroomeAn MSDS page with links to both the University of Utah and Fischer.,
• NOAA MSDS GatewayGovernment NOAA page with msds links (mostly to Utah)
• UMN MSDS SiteLooks like the most comprehensive msds page. Includes Ore gon State University....OSU is private.
• Oxford MSDS siteAn msds gopher site at Oxford. accessible by WWW or Lynx MANY chemicals. Same generic msds as Utah.
• MSDS's at ORCBS
• MSDS List at Genium

• The Journal of Chemical Education
• A good reference source for listservs, at tile.net.
• Chemistry Information on the Internet A page (form) for searching for WWW servers.

• Yahoo's Chemistry list. Yahoo has a great list of chemistry resources, updated an a regular basis.

• ChemEd: Chemistry Education Resources A page of chemistry pointers kept up by Alan Cairns of Washington. A good source for teachers, too!
• Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Research Resources..This is a GREAT jumping off site!
• Links for chemists
• CHEMDEX

Visualizing Chemistry

• Chemist's Art Gallery Visualizations and animations in chemistry. You will need to search out and download the appropriate viewers!
• Chang-Wan Yip's hompage At Wake Forest, with links to visualization projects..
• Chemistry Hypermedia Project An outstanding resource with tutorials maintained by Brian Tissue at Virginia Tech. You may need Chime or another plugin to view all parts of these pages. Recommended!

Nuclear/Radiation

• Radiation and Health Physics. This home page in Michigan has many links to health physics and to radiation related sites.
• The homepage for the Nuclear Engineering Department at Oregon State University.
• The MSU Office of Radiation, Chemical, and Biological Safety
• Seattle Times Newspaper in Education This site has an article "50 Years From Trinity" which gives a newspaper-style account of the history of of the atomic bomb development, with historical photos from Hanford. Also provides a page with internet links to other radiation chemistry resources.
• American Nuclear Society

Materials Science

• Microworlds--Exploring the Structure of Materials A site with info on new materials. It also has information on the role of selenium in wetlands!

Organic

• Organic Chemistry Introduction This site could be useful if you need information on organic chemistry. This page is also by Ching-Wan Yip at Wake Forest University
• http://ep.llnl.gov/msds/orgchem/Web-sters_Org_Chem.html

Biotech

• IMB-JENA A European site with a HUGE number of biochemical/biotech resources.
• BioTech Research Links This page contains links not only to biotechnology sites, but to online dictionaries in several languages, WWW guides, tutorials, resource pages.....A Jewel!

Environmental Topics

• Indikator Site on Heavy Metals and their Toxicology A great resource for students doing heavy metal analyses of soils or water!

Physics

• American Institute of Physics
• http://aps.org/,
• http://jcp.uchicago.edu/