Research Guides: CHM379: Biomolecular Chemistry: Home

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This guide provides links to essential resources for research and writing. Click on the tabs on the left or the Next button at the bottom of this page to find tips and information that will be helpful when completing your course assignments.

If you need help with any of the resources in this guide, please contact your Chemistry Librarian or visit the library for assistance!

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Journal Articles
Tips and starting points for finding scholarly journal articles to support your coursework.
Substances, Property Data, and Safety Information
Resources for finding data about chemical substances, including properties and safety information.
Writing Resources
Writing resources and supports to help you with your assignments.
Citation Styles and Tools
Common citation guidelines for chemistry and information on citation management tools.

Quick Links

Chemistry Library Website
Information on the A.D. Allen Chemistry Library's spaces and services, with access to research guides, databases, chemistry journals, and more.
LibrarySearch
Search the U of T library catalogue to find resources available to you through U of T Libraries, including print and electronic books, scholarly articles, journals, and more! This is a great place to start your research. You can also access LibrarySearch from the Chemistry Library homepage!
ChemDraw
Software for drawing molecules and chemical reactions, available for free download to current students, staff, and faculty.
ACS Scholarly Guide to Communication
From the American Chemical Society, a digital guide providing advice on scholarly communication in the chemical sciences.
SciFinder-n
Scholarly articles in chemistry journals, as well as substance & property data, reactions and patents. If this is your first time using SciFinder at U of T, you'll need to register for an account for access!

Web of Science
Citation information and research impact factors for multi-disciplinary journal articles, conference papers, books, and more.
Reaxys
Compounds and related factual properties, reaction and synthesis information, and citation data.

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Need help with chemistry-related resources or research tools? Contact your Chemistry Librarian for support!

Madeline Gerbig
Email: maddy.gerbig@utoronto.ca
Phone: 416-978-3587

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CHM379: Biomolecular Chemistry

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