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WWW Site Reviews: List of Sites
Our list of reviewed WWW sites has been revised (4/2001). All sites that appeared previously have been re-reviewed and keyworded. Those that have passed review are listed below. The links in this list take you to a short description of the site that contains the link to the site itself.

List of Reviewed Sites (alphabetical)
* CambridgeSoft Corporation
* Careers for Chemistry Graduates
* Chemical Information Sources
* Chemistry ConcepTests
* The Chemistry Hypermedia Project
* Chime Resources
* Electrochemical Science and Technology Information Resource (ESTIR)
* Electrochemical Dictionary
* ENC Online
* Index of Education Resources in Chemistry at University of Maryland
* The Learning Matters of Chemistry
* MDL Information Systems, Inc.
* Molecular Modeling for Chemical Education
* Molecules R US
* NIST WebBook
* Paul Young's Organic Chemistry OnLine
* Science and Math Initiatives at Los Alamos
* Specsto.com--Analytical Chemistry Instruments
* SYmmetry-FInder
* Tutorials at Okanagan University
* University of Sheffield Chemistry Resources
* WebElements
* WEB-sters Graphics and Animations
* The World Lecture Hall Archives
* World of Chemistry--The Home Page of Ralph Logan
* YSU Structure Center

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