Rich Apodaca at Depth-First has post links to 32 free Chemistry Databases and while most of it seems to be oriented towards organics. Its certianly a nice resource to know about
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Material Musings
Material Science, Mechanical Engineering and Other Science Issues by Jim Mikulak -- a Material Scientist and Mechanical Engineering in Austin Texas
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- Alphabetical Mineral Index
- ArsTechnica
- Cool Tools
- Crystal Lattice Structures
- Curious Cat Science and Engineering Blog
- Design Boom
- Efunda engineering fundamentals
- Emachineshop
- Engineer's Handbook
- Engineering Calculators
- Free Mechanical Engineering CAD Software
- Homepage for Materials science Job Seekers
- How Stuff Works
- Hyper Physics
- Innovation Lab
- Institute of Nanotechnology
- Key to Steel
- Matdata.net
- Material Selection Charts
- Materials Research Society
- Matter
- MatWeb
- McMaster-Carr
- Metal Supermarkets
- MIT open courseware
- Modern Mechanix
- Molecule of the Day
- Nano Science and Technology Institute
- Nanoarchitecture
- Nanotechnology Now
- National Center for Electron Microscopy
- Periodic Static
- Periodic table
- Pink Tentacle
- Responsible Nanotechnology
- Science & Engineering Encyclopedia
- Science Blogs
- Science Blogs
- Smallparts.com
- Texas Materials Institute
- The Alchemy Web Site
- The British Library
- The Engineer online
- Thirty-Two Free Chemistry Databases
- TinyTechIP
- Totally Absurd Inventions
- Transmaterial
- University of Texas Mechanical Engineering Department
- Wired Science
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