Chemistry
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Search the Entire Collection
While the items you'll find in the Reference Collection can be a terrific place to start your research, more detailed information can be found in the Library's print and eBook collections. The search box found here is the same as the one on the Library's main page - it can search for books and other material here at the UWinnipeg Library, at libraries in Winnipeg, at libraries across Canada, or even libraries around the world.
Shelf Browsing
Chemistry consists of many different subject areas. If you want to browse either the reference (main floor) or regular (upstairs) collections to find material, I would suggest that you look in the following sections:
QD 1-65 - General Chemistry
QD 71-142 - Analytical Chemistry
QD 146-197 - Inorganic Chemistry
QD 241-414 - Organic Chemistry
QD 414-436 - Biochemistry
QD 450-801 - Physical and Theoretical Chemistry
QD 901-999 - Crystallography
Course Reserves
The University of Winnipeg has instituted a new Course Reserves system, Ares, in order to streamline the reserves process and ensure that all course readings are distributed in accordance with the Copyright Act and the University's Copyright Policy. Using the New system, instructors can submit requests for a variety of resources - both physical and digital - and Reserves staff will ensure copyright compliance before making the items available to students.