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Maynard High School Library |
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Chemistry Research Paper:
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Books Available at the MHS Library: The Snowflake: Winter's Secret Beauty, by Kenneth Libbrecht Food Chemistry, by David Newton From Gunpowder to Laser Chemistry, by Andrew Solway Chemistry and Crime, by Samuel M. Gerber Exposed: The Toxic Chemistry of Everyday Products, by Mark Schapiro The Cartoon Guide to Chemistry The Genie in the Bottle: Chemistry and Everyday Life, by Joe Schwarcz The Basics of Chemistry, by Richard Myers Biological and Chemical Weapons Chemical and Biological Warfare, by Laurence Pringle Chemical and Biological Warfare in Our Times, by Herbert Levine Open for Debate: Chemical and Biological Warfare, by Karen Judson Opposing Viewpoints: Addiction Alcohol 101, by Margaret Hyde Steroids, by Hank Nuwer Drugs 101, by Margaret Hyde Chemical Dependency
Online Databases & Useful Links:
(Great starting point for any research topic. Citation Information can be found at the bottom of article. Simply copy & paste the citation into your Bibliography.)
(Great place to find full-text magazine & newspaper articles, podcasts, books, and more that relate to your research topic. In the Search Box enter "'Your topic' AND Chemistry." Make sure you have the full text box checked. Citation information is at the bottom of each article...just C&P into your Source List)
(Get all the latest chemistry/science articles available)
(Get all the latest chemistry/science articles available)
Website Citation Tools & Online Citation Generators: (Remember, use the MLA Format)
BibMe.org (Easiest to Use. C&P URL, and then find Author and Date)
EasyBib.com (Also easy to use. C&P URL, and then find Author and Date)
NoodleBib Express (Advanced) 1. Scroll down and select NoodleBib Express 2. Select the "MLA" Format 3. Select type of source from menu (Web Site) 4. Enter required information.
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