Chemistry-focused resources that flex to match your library


There is a lot to all of our single-purchase options – but that’s deliberate. It means that even the smallest package will contain a huge volume of valuable information. 

All are flexible, with applications for academic research, chemical science courses and related subjects such as food technology, pharmacology and medicine.

Have a look at our tabbed guide below, then let us know what you’re interested in. 

We'll get back to you with more details and work with you to build a package that:

  1. is an exact fit for your library
  2. makes the most of your budget
  3. gives your library users the information they’ve been asking for.

eBooks

Connect your library users with the information they need most

Our eBook collection is truly scalable - choose a package to suit your needs, or create one from scratch.

 

Subject collections breakdown

Sorted for you, with sets ranging from 19 to 114 books:

  2000-2010 subject collections (# of eBooks) 2011-2015 subject collections (# of eBooks) Total # of eBooks
Analytical

71

 38 109
Biosciences 82 32 114
Environmental 36 31 67
Food Science 56 19 75
Industrial and Pharma 39 49 88
Materials and Nanoscience 32 76 108
Organic 46 36 82
Physical 33 62 95

 

 

Annual collections breakdown

Choose only the years you need (previous years also available):

eBook annual collections # of eBooks in collection
# of books 83
2014 72
2013 75
2012 70
2011 69
2010 66
2009 60
2008 50
2007 46

 

 

Choose from the complete collection

Pick and Choose from the complete collection to suit your needs, with a minimum spend of just £1,000.

Convenient online access with all eBook collections

  • Books can be split by chapter to read and download
  • Easy to use, powerful search features
  • Downloads can be saved in multiple formats
  • MARC records* and comprehensive usage statistics, free of charge
  • Perpetual ownership
  • Unlimited access and usage
  • All titles DOI indexed to chapter level

Journals Archive (1841-2007)

More than 160 years of essential research at your researchers' fingertips

Features

  • 260,000 original, influential and highly cited chemical science articles.
  • Reference linking in articles published after 1990.
  • Includes top titles such as ChemComm, Analyst, PCCP, Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry and Dalton Transactions.
  • A range of purchase options and pricing to suit your library’s needs.

Highlights

  • The electroluminescence of organic materials (Journal of Materials Chemistry 2000 Vol:10 Issue:7) has been cited more than 1,000 times.
  • The environmental health implications of global climate change (Journal of Environmental Monitoring 2005 Vol:7, Issue:9) – co-written by Robert Watson, an authority in this field.
  • The archive is full of articles from an illustrious cast of Nobel Prize winners such as Jean-Marie Lehn and Harold Kroto.
Take a closer look

The Historical Collection

Unlock chemistry’s past… and help to shape its future

Part 1

Society Publications (1949–2012)

  • Chemistry in Britain (1965–2003)
  • Education in Chemistry (1964–2012)
  • Royal Institute of Chemistry Lectures, Monographs and Reports (1949–1967)
  • Monographs for Teachers (1962–1993) – published by a mix of Chemical Society, Royal Institute of Chemistry & Royal Society of Chemistry
  • Chemical Society & Royal Society of Chemistry Annual Reports (1963–2012)
  • Royal Institute of Chemistry Annual Reports (1960–1980)

Society Minutes (1841–1966)

  • Lists of Officers and Fellows of the Chemical Society (1843–1953)
  • Chemical Society Council Minutes (1841–1966)
  • Institute of Chemistry Council Minutes (1876–1944)
  • Royal Institute of Chemistry Council Minutes (1944–1966)
  • Institute of Chemistry Committee Minutes (1877–1944)
  • Royal Institute of Chemistry Committee Minutes (1944–1947)

Part 2

Historical Books and Papers (1505 - 1991)

  • The Roscoe Collection (1505–1870)
  • The Nathan Collection
  • The Main Collection
  • The Sir Frederick Abel Papers (1853–1902)
  • The Davy Bookcase (1652–1873)
Take a closer look

Book sets

Collections of print books sorted by subject area or theme – a cost effective way to get all the titles you need.

Choose from 30 sets, with prices starting from just £165.

Specialist Periodical Reports

Reviews of recent literature

Specialist Periodical Reports (SPRs) are essential for keeping on top of literature and current opinion in particular research fields.

Contributing authors analyse, evaluate and distil the latest progress in their specialist field, from major new applications to region-specific reports.

Purchasing the print edition will also give you access to the eBook.

Recent titles

Recent SPRs and print book set titles include:

Chemical Modelling: Volume 12, a Specialist Periodical Report

Catalysis in Ionic Liquids, from the Catalysis Series Set

Macrocycles in Drug Discovery, from the Drug Discovery Series Set

Manganese in Health and Disease, from the Metals in Health Set

Ready to discuss pricing options? Have any questions?

Terms and conditions

Please tick this box to acknowledge that:

  • You have read, understood and accept the terms and conditions.
  • We need to collect and manage your personal data in order to provide this service. Our privacy statement explains how we do this.

You must tick this box

Home   |   Accessibility   |   Terms & conditions   |   Privacy

Share