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Chemical Engineering

Getting Started

If you are not sure what your topic is about, try one or more of the following:

Handbooks: 

knovel_smaller.jpg Knovel is an online reference library for engineering; it provides access to hundreds of handbooks which include properties, formulas and equations.

Dictionaries: 
  1. Dictionary of environmental science and technology
  2. Hawley's condensed chemical dictionary

Browse the shelves:

You can also browse the catalogue or shelves at the following call numbers:

  • TP Chemical Technology
  • TP155 - 156 Chemical Engineering
  • TP370 Food Processing
  • TP1080 - 1185 Polymers
  • TA170-171 - Environmental Engineering
How-to Guides: 

Contact Librarians

Phil Yorke-Barber

p.yorke-barber@library.uq.edu.au

3346 4392

Research Information Service

Miranda Mariette

m.mariette@library.uq.edu.au

3346 3502

Teaching and Learning Service

Research Support | Teaching and Learning Support

Journal Articles

For recent information, journal articles are often the best sources. Looking through individual journals in the hope of finding relevant material is time-consuming. It is better to use the databases to find articles on your topic.

Journal Articles: 

Summon (Library homepage) provides access to the UQ Library collection of print and online books, journals, theses, newspapers, conference proceedings and more.

Specialised research databases:

1. Engineering and Technology

2. Health and Biomedical Sciences

3. Chemical Databases

  • Reaxys - chemistry physical properties database
  • SciFinder- CAS databases that contain literature from biomedical sciences, chemistry, engineering, materials science and more.

4. Citation Databases

The most widely used citation databases are:

5. Patent Databases

Access to all databases for Chemical Engineering.

Journals

Journals: 

Journal tools

Journal rankings

Specialised Resources

Specialised Resources: 

Chemical & Minerals Prices

Patents

  • Derwent Innovations Index - over 20 million patents from 40 patent issuing authorities worldwide from 1963.
  • eSpacenet - free access to more than 70 million patent documents worldwide, containing information about inventions and technical developments from 1836.
  • PatentLens- worldwide, open-access, free full-text patent informatics resource.
  • SciFinder - covers patents from 9 of the major patent offices worldwide.

Patents - How-to guide

Theses

Tables, Formulas, Statistics

Chemical information

Standards

Standards: 

For further information see our Standards How-to guide

What's New

What's New: 

Media Releases

  • Factiva - news and media transcripts from overseas and Australian news media sources.
  • TVNews - indexes the majority of TV news stories, current affairs and documentary series broadcast on Australian television.
  • Google News

News and Newspapers - How-to Guide

UQ Library

Science and Technology news