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Reserve Collection - Information & Policy
The Reserve Collection exists to ensure access to high demand materials for student use. The heavy use of items in this collection is accommodated through very short loan periods and, sometimes, the requirement that materials be used in the library. For more information about the Reserve Collection follow this link.

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Most chemistry books are in the QD call number range and are located on the Lower Level in the Science Library. Also see call number range TP (Chemical technology).

Subclass QD

QD1-999 Chemistry

QD1-65 General

QD71-142 Analytical chemistry

QD146-197 Inorganic chemistry

QD241-441 Organic chemistry

QD415-436 Biochemistry

QD450-801 Physical and theoretical chemistry

QD625-655 Radiation chemistry

QD701-731 Photochemistry

QD901-999 Crystallography

See more Library of Congress call numbers here

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