Finding Books in the Library
The Library specifically purchases thousands of books and e-books to support the classes taught at the College. The best way to find these resources is to use the Summon search box, which searches all the library's resources in one location.
How to search:
Having trouble with Summon? You can also access the e-book collections directly using the links provided below. (Off-campus access requires login). For print books, you can access the online catalog directly here: Library Catalog.
E-book Collections
Why Search Here? Start here when looking for chemical data and physical property values, as well as constants, conversion factors, and lab safety information.
What's Included? Data and other reference materials.
Why Search Here? Search here to discover full-text eBooks in this large, multidisciplinary collection of scholarly titles.
What's Included? Books.
Why search here? Search here to discover full-text eBooks in this large, multidisciplinary collection of scholarly titles.
What's Included? Books.
Why Search Here? To access encyclopedia articles, biographies, dictionary entries, critical essays, and other reference sources across a wide range of subject areas.
What's Included? Encyclopedia, dictionaries, and other reference books.
Why Search Here? Discover e-learning resources for a variety of STEM and information technology topics, including data science and machine learning.
What's Included? Books, videos, interactive labs, and courses.
Why Search Here? Discover selected books on science topics.
What's Included? Books.
Library of Congress Classification
QD 71-142 Analytical chemistry
QD 146-197 Inorganic chemistry
QD 241-441 Organic chemistry
QD 450-731 Physical and theoretical chemistry
QD 901-999 Crystallography
Project Gutenberg Chemistry Bookshelf
Read the full text of dozens of historically significant biology books through Project Gutenberg's Biology Bookshelf. You can view the full Project Gutenberg Chemistry Bookshelf.
To access the resources off-campus (remotely) you need the following information:
Students: enter your Owl Link user ID & password.
Faculty & staff: use your network login & password.
Green Chemistry and Engineering
Organic Chemistry: a Very Short Introduction
