Chemistry Librarian
Madeline Gerbig
Email: maddy.gerbig@utoronto.ca
Phone: (416) 978-3587
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A.D. Allen Chemistry Library
Room 480, Lash Miller Chemical Laboratories
80 St. George Street
Toronto, Ontario M5S 3H6
If you you are struggling with a concept from a course, the textbook can be a good place to go for more information. The Chemistry Library has course reserves, which are the textbooks that are required in chemistry courses. There are also some solution manuals that will have solutions to all textbook problems. These textbooks are short term loans, so they can be borrowed for 72 hours. To borrow a required textbook, visit the Chemistry Library service desk!
Open textbooks are free, online textbooks that are available to anyone. LibreTexts and OpenStax are two websites with open textbooks on chemistry as well as many other subjects. These can be especially useful if you need a source for a lab report for foundational information. For example, the relationship between functional groups and their spectra. You can put the information you are looking for into Google followed by LibreText or OpenStax and you will often find a helpful source. You can also use your course textbooks for this purpose.
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