Swain Library News

• Advances in Biochemical Engineering/Biotechnology (v. 1, 1971)–
• Advances in Carbohydrate Chemistry and Biochemistry (v. 55, 2000)–
• Advances in Catalysis (v. 45, 2000)–
• Advances in Chemical Engineering (v. 26, 2001)–
• Advances in Heterocyclic Chemistry (v. 76, 2000)–
• Advances in Inorganic Chemistry (v. 50, 2000)–
• Advances in Organometallic Chemistry (v. 46, 2000)–
• Advances in Physical Organic Chemistry (v. 35, 2000)–
• Advances in Polymer Science (v. 1, 1958)–
• Advances in Protein Chemistry (v. 55, 2001)–
• Advances in Quantum Chemistry (v. 37, 2000)–
• Alkaloids: Chemistry and Biology (v. 54, 2000)–
• Annual Reports in Computational Chemistry (v. 1, 2005)–
• Annual Reports in Medicinal Chemistry (v. 35, 2000)–
• Annual Reports on NMR Spectroscopy (v. 41, 2000)–
• Biotechnology Annual Review (v. 5, 2000)–
• Comprehensive Analytical Chemistry (v. 28, 1991)–
• New Comprehensive Biochemistry (v. 35, 2002)–
• Progress in Colloid and Polymer Science (v. 73, 1987)–
• Progress in Medicinal Chemistry (v. 41, 2003)–
• Progress in Nucleic Acid Research and Molecular Biology (v. 64, 2000)–
• Progress in the Chemistry of Natural Organic Products (v. 88, 2007)–
• Springer Handbook of Enzymes (v. 25, 29; 2006)–
• Springer Series in Chemical Physics (v. 78, 2005)–
• Structure & Bonding (v. 8, 1970)–
• Topics in Current Chemistry (v. 1, 1949)–
• Topics in Heterocyclic Chemistry (v. 1, 2006)–
• Topics in Medicinal Chemistry (v. 1, 2006)–
• Topics in Organometallic Chemistry (v. 1, 1998)–

Swain Library has updated its webpage on Off-Campus Access to Stanford Library Resources. The new page includes detailed instructions on how to use Citrix for off-campus access to databases such as SciFinder Scholar, Beilstein/Gmelin via Crossfire, Cambridge Structural Database, NIST Surface Structure Database (NIST SSD), and CASSI (Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index).

Connotea is a free online reference management and social bookmarking service (see article at doi:10.1045/april2005-lund), that recognises and stores DOI names, enabling bookmarking a DOI name directly. Connotea will convert the DOI name to a web link and retrieve the citation information for that DOI name from CrossRef. The Connotea bookmarklet also allows users to highlight and bookmark a DOI name from within an article web page.

Swain Library has created a webpage about Digital Object Identifiers (DOI). The DOI system aims to assign permanent, unchanging identifiers to online content.

Swain Library will be operating under abbreviated hours during the Thanksgiving Break:

http://www.hbcpnetbase.com/

The 88th edition of the Handbook of Chemistry and Physics is now available online. In addition to the new and updated tables, it offers a foreword by Sir Harry Kroto, Nobel Laureate, and 59 tables that were previously in older editions of the Handbook.

The new web edition contains tables covering 5 new topics:

• Properties of Ionic Liquids
• Solubilities of Hydrocarbons in Sea Water
• Solubility of Organic Compounds in Superheated Water
• Nutritive Value of Foods
• Properties of Organic Semiconductors

And 7 of the most heavily used tables have been extensively revised and updated:

• Critical Constants
• Heats of Vaporization
• Aqueous Solubility of Organic Compounds
• Thermodynamic Properties of Air
• Dipole Moments of Molecules
• Bond Dissociation Energies
• Properties of Fundamental Particles

10 more tables have been made interactive and are now searchable by name, formula, and numerical properties.

Two new sections:

• Tables that were previously removed from older print editions for reasons of space — Appendix C
• Subject index giving you the same easy browsability as the print — Section 20

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Except for Chemistry and Biology and the Tetrahedron Package, print subscriptions for all of Swain’s Elsevier journals were converted from “print plus online” to “online-only” subscriptions, effective January 2008. Freed funds are being used to provide online access to the titles below. Online holdings below are available now. Swain’s Journal List will be updated soon to reflect these changes.

Analytica Chimica Acta (v.1, 1947)–

Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry (v.244, 1969)–

European Polymer Journal (v.1, 1965)–

International Journal of Mass Spectrometry (v.176, 1998)–

Journal of Fluorine Chemistry (v.1, 1971)–

Journal of Molecular Spectroscopy (v.1, 1957)–

Polyhedron (v.1, 1982)–

Topics in Catalysis (v.1, 1994)–

R. Bruce King (Editor)
Encyclopedia of Inorganic Chemistry, 2nd Edition
Chichester; Hoboken, NJ: Wiley, c2005. 10 Volume Set
Swain Reference QD148 .E53 2005

Inorganic chemistry covers a variety of diverse substances, including not only molecular, coordination, organometallic and non-molecular compounds, but also special materials such as metallobiomolecules, semiconductors, superconductors, nanomaterials, ceramics, and minerals. The great diversity of inorganic compounds makes them vitally important as industrial feedstocks, fine chemicals, catalysts, and advanced materials. Inorganic chemistry also plays a key role in life processes through the action of metalloenzymes and because of the importance of metals in protein and nucleic acid structure. It is anticipated that the second edition of this work will not only be a lasting source of information but also a stimulus for many new discoveries.

Based in the United Kingdom, the IChemE is the hub for chemical, biochemical and process engineering professionals worldwide. They are the heart of the process community, promoting competence and a commitment to sustainable development, advancing the discipline for the benefit of society and supporting the professional development of members.

The Chemical Engineer
Issue 694 (2000) to Present

The Chemical Engineer (tce), the leading monthly magazine for the international chemical engineering community, containing the latest news, in-depth features and current job vacancies.

IChemE publishes four journals, each containing original, peer-reviewed chemical, process and related engineering research. Our journals are the official journals of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering Parts A, B, C and D.

Chemical Engineering Research and Design (ChERD)
Official journal of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part A
Volume 74A (1996) to Present

ChERD specializes in research with practical significance, extending the boundaries of traditional chemical engineering. ChERD brings together current techniques and new design ideas on all aspects of experimentation, development, and theory.

Process Safety and Environmental Protection (PSEP)
Official journal of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part B
Volume 74B (1996) to Present

PSEP focuses on how the process industries address process safety and environmental protection in a scientific and responsible way. PSEP contains both experimental and theoretical research, offering new perspectives on established principles.

Food and Bioproducts Processing (FBP)
Official journal of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part C
Volume 74C (1996) to Present

FBP is the only journal to exploit the synergy between biotechnology, bioprocessing and food engineering. FBP contains high quality, original papers in the branches of engineering and science dedicated to the safe processing of biological products.

Education for Chemical Engineers (ECE)
Official journal of the European Federation of Chemical Engineering: Part D
Volume 1 (2006) to Present

ECE is designed for the academic chem-eng community, publishing education research papers, teaching and learning notes, and resource reviews. ECE is our only journal to be published exclusively online with a primary focus of in what, why and how we should be educating the chemical engineers of the future.

IchemE Journal Archive (1923–1996)

The IChemE online journal archive is searchable by volume and author, and by keyword across the full text of every article. The Archive covers the following years:

• Chemical Engineering Research and Design 1923–1996
• Process Safety and Environmental Protection 1990–1996
• Food and Bioproducts Processing 1991–1996