Good places to find sources for Chemistry (after doing background reading in Wikipedia or your Chemistry textbook)

Ontario Curriculum

• The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 9 and 10: Science, 2008 (revised)
• The Ontario Curriculum, Grades 11 and 12: Science, 2008 (revised)

• Library Learning Commons
• Academic One File (GALE)
• Britannica School
• The Canadian Encyclopedia
• Google Scholar
• JSTOR

• List of Chemistry Journals

• The Naked Scientists  (Created by Dr. Chris Smith from the University of Cambridge)
• The Periodic Table of Comic Books
• Periodic Videos
• NOVA
• Quirks and quarks
• Radiolab

• BBC Bitesize – Atoms and Elements
• Royal Society of Chemistry: “Learn Chemistry”
  • The Mole
• Khan Academy – Chemistry

• American Chemical Society – Resources for teaching and learning chemistry. The Discover Chemistry section has some “chemistry in the news” articles
• Chem-Cell Press
• Chem Collective
• Chemical and Engineering News – the site is filled with regular articles and news about the chemical, life sciences and laboratory worlds
• Chemistry Europe – an interdisciplinary fully open access journal showcasing outstanding chemistry research from across the globe.
• Communication Chemistry -an open access journal
• Frontiers in Chemistry
• Idea Exchange – search the local library for resources
• Inside Science Resources – free resources for teaching science
• LibreTexts Chemistry – The LibreText Project offers campus courses, a list of books, and ancillary materials.
• Lumen Learning – Lumen Learning provides a Chemistry textbook that covers chapters on Organic Chemistry, Nuclear Chemistry, Mass Relationships/Chemical Equations, and Basic Concepts of Chemical Bonding.
• Merlot – a curated collection of free and open online teaching, learning, and faculty development services contributed and used by an international education community
• National Science Foundation
• Open Access Journals
• Royal Society of Chemistry – Resources and materials to support your teaching/learning of chemistry to primary, secondary and higher education students.