The Cambridge Structural Database is the world's primary repository for small molecule crystal structures, providing access to bibliographic, chemical and crystallographic data for organic, organometallic and metallic compounds. 3D structures have been determined using X-ray and neutron diffraction. The database records results of single crystal and powder diffractions studies. The web version (WebCSD) provides access to data; interactive functionality requires installation of the desktop client. For more information contact Nancy Curtis (nancy.curtis.2@bc.edu), Biology, Chemistry, and Physics Librarian/Boston College Libraries.
AIP Physics Desk Reference, 3rd ed. E. Richard Cohen, David R. Lide, George L. Trigg, editors. Springer Verlag: New York, NY, 2003. (O'Neill Reference QC61 .P49 2003)
Key equations and data from all fields of physics. First edition was published under the widely-recognized title, "Physics Vade Mecum" (a ready-reference tool that one regularly carries with one).
