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Scholarly books, in either print or electronic format, remain important sources for researchers. They are a good source of:
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Print books may be found by using the library catalog. Browse the call numbers in the areas listed below to find print books on the shelf at the Library.
Books are arranged on the shelves in the library by subject. We use the Library of Congress Classification System to assign call numbers to our materials so that materials on similar topics are next to each other on the shelves and patrons and staff can easily find what they need. You need to know a book's call number in order to get it off the shelf in the library.
Books within this subject area may be found within the following call number ranges:
| Subject | Call Numbers |
|---|---|
| General Chemistry and Alchemy | QD1 - 999 |
| Analytical Chemistry | QD71 - 142 |
| Inorganic Chemistry | QD146 - 197 |
| Organic Chemistry | QD241 - 441 |
| Biochemistry | QD415 - 436 |
| Physical and Theoretical Chemistry | QD450 - 801 |
| Radiation Chemistry | QD625 - 655 |
| Photochemistry | QD701 - 731 |
| Crystallography | QD901 - 999 |
| Chemical technology | TP1 - 1185 |
Organic Chemistry I for Dummies by 
Symphony in C: Carbon and the evolution of (almost) everything by 
Chemistry for Breakfast: the amazing science of everyday life by 
Introductory Organic Chemistry and Hydrocarbons by Below are some databases for our eBooks.
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