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ChemSpider covers 67 million structures, properties and associated information from freely available chemical data. It is owned by the Royal Society of Chemistry.

The Chemical Database Service (CDS) is a national service funded by the Physical Sciences Programme of EPSRC. It provides on-line access to a variety of quality databases covering structures, spectroscopy, physical and organic chemistry. It also provides links to other chemistry resources on the web.

Includes Chemical Engineering and is the broadest and most complete engineering literature database available in the world.

Full text access to all IET and IEEE journals and conferences since 1988 and all active and archival (but not draft) IEEE standards.

Reaxys covers an extensive collection of organic, organo-metallic, and inorganic chemistry data. Reaxys enables you to search by structure, substructure, reaction, text, and property data.

SciFinder, the online version of Chemical Abstracts, is the main database for chemistry. It provides easy access substance and reaction information, patent and journal references. It is for individual, not-for-profit use only. Personal registration required.

Previously called the Web of Knowledge. Provides access to a number of databases including Web of Science Core Collection (covering engineering, science, health, social science, humanities, etc.), BIOSIS (biological & biomedical science) and Inspec (physics, computing, electrical & electronic engineering, etc.). Select 'All Databases’ to search multiple databases simultaneously or choose an individual database.