There are literally thousands of interesting Web links for chemists and scientists. This page is by no means exhaustive; only some of the more noteworthy sites will be listed here.

If the NWCC list does not contain what you are searching for, try the following:

• Chemistry Teaching Resources - the master chemistry teaching list on the Internet
• The Sheffield ChemDex, a huge collection of chemistry internet resources

• Chemical Organizations
• Other Chemistry Teaching Resources
• Related Chemical/Scientific Industries

• The American Chemical Society, the largest scientific organization in the world and home to many fine resources
• CambridgeSoft, the creators of ChemDraw and other modelling programs
• The Portland Industrial Chemistry Association, the premier group for fostering contacts in the Portland industrial chemistry world

• The Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity Homepage, for students of Kotz & Treichel's general chemistry course
• The Journal of Chemical Education Homepage, one of the very best journals for chemical education available
• The 4000 Years of Women in Science, a fantastic collection of biographies and information on the splendid role women have provided the sciences for 4000 years!
• The Women, Minorities and Persons With Disabilities in Science & Engineering Homepage, a resource filled with vital information regarding their important role in chemistry and science in general
• The African Americans in the Sciences Homepage, a wonderful tribute to some incredibly talented scientists
• The Science is Fun Homepage from Professor Shakhashiri
• A Nomenclature Tutorial to help learn the guidelines for naming chemicals

• The Fujitsu Homepage, one of Gresham's outstanding companies and a wonderful benefactor of Mount Hood Community College
• The LSI Logic Homepage, one of Gresham's finest companies and a wonderful contributor to Mount Hood Community College