Databases
Search or browse for databases across all subject areas. Databases are collections of scholarly resources, such as articles, journals, videos, images, primary source materials, and more. We also recommend using Omni, our academic search tool, to quickly find individual titles across the library's collection.
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How to access online resources | Acceptable use of online resources
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How to access online resources | Acceptable use of online resources
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Borealis | An open data repository for Canadian universities. Find open datasets from research projects by institutions across Canada, including the University of Windsor. For comprehensive data resources visit the Academic Data... | Connect |
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ChemSpider | A free chemical structure database that mines the web for chemical property data. A secondary source of properties, ChemSpider provides well-referenced basic properties, experimental properties and predicted properties... | Connect |
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NIST Chemistry WebBook | Carefully curated property data on a large number of organic compounds, and a few common inorganic compounds. Included data are thermochemical, thermodynamic, gas phase ion and spectral data. This free chemical property... | Connect |
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PubChem | PubChem is an open chemistry database produced by the US National Library of Medicine. PubChem mostly contains small molecules, but also larger molecules such as nucleotides, carbohydrates, lipids, peptides, and... | Connect |
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re3data.org | re3data.org is a registry of research data repositories. Use this website to find general, subject-specific, and country-specific web repositories for research data. For comprehensive data resources visit the Academic... | Connect |
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SciFinder |
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Search for chemistry literature, patents, and data.
SciFinder is the largest chemical information database, providing access to journal articles, patents, and data about chemical substances. Bibliographic information... |
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