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Chemistry: Organic Chemistry

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Organic Chemistry Reference Books

Selected Organic Chemistry Journals

Encyclopedias, Dictionaries, Handbooks and Tables

Library of Congress Call Numbers in Organic Chemistry

Fordham University uses the Library of Congress Classification System.

For more detailed information, check out the Library of Congress Classification Outline.

Below are call number ranges for organic chemistry:

QD241-449         Organic Chemistry

QD251-253         Organic Chemistry Textbooks and                             Treatises

QD551-571         Electrochemistry

QD262                Synthesis

QD262; QD281   Synthetic Methods

QD271-272         Analysis of Organic Compounds

QD273                Electrochemistry of Organic                                       Compounds

QD281                Reaction Mechanisms

QD301-315         Aliphatic Compounds

QD320-327         Carbohydrates

QD330-341         Aromatic Compounds

QD375-377         Antibiotics

QD380-388         Polymers; Macromolecules

QD390-395         Benzene Rings (Condensed)

QD399-405         Heterocyclic Compounds

QD410-412         Organometallic Compounds

Library of Congress Subject Headings in Organic Chemistry

Here are some subject headings commonly used in organic chemistry. For a comprehensive list, you can visit The Library of Congress Subject Headings page. 

Bioorganic chemistry

Condensation products (chemistry)

Etard's reaction

Functional groups

Heterocyclic chemistry

Isoelectric focusing

Organic geochemistry

Organic solid state chemistry

Organometallic chemistry

Physical organic chemistry

Surface active agents

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