By starting your search in either a Chemistry or Education database, you're already narrowing down the results you'll get to a particular discipline and type of resource. Subject databases may also have additional tools and filters to help researchers define search queries that align with how the discipline produces or uses the literature.
If you're not getting results in one of these specific subject databases, try the following:
A multi-disciplinary database that provides full text for more than 4,600 journals, including approximately 3,900 peer-reviewed titles. Useful for nearly any research topic.
The databases below are databases specific to the field of chemistry. They feature resources and have special tools and features specific to finding chemistry research.
For those interested in teaching Chemistry or are a part of the Teacher Education program, the education databases below are a good place to start your research for concepts in science education. While these are education databases, they include scholarly journals such as the International Journal of Science Education and the Journal of Chemistry Education, among others.
TIP: Search ALL of three databases at once by clicking "Choose Databases" at the top and check the box for "Education Full Text" and "ERIC (via EbscoHost)" and "Education Source" and click OK to integrate all of the results in one search.
Below are a few specific journals relating to teaching chemistry:
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