Are you taking Organic Chemistry? This page is for you! This page includes some of the most frequently asked questions I have received from students.
Please always feel free to ask questions. Always happy to help. --Jeff Bond. Email: j.bond@tcu.edu
SciFinder is a great way to find chemical properties, including melting points and boiling points.
You will probably also need to find the article that contains the experimental melting point. If so, then look at the box further down.
There are other ways to find chemical properties besides SciFinder. Here are some other databases that have melting points:
One you have found a melting point within SciFinder, if you need to find the article that contains the melting point, then follow these additional steps.
Find the article and look at the PDF. The melting point will be in the article. On occasion, an article will have multiple PDFs, some of which may be labeled “Supplemental data.” Check all the PDFs for the melting point.
One good way is to use SciFinder.
Here are some other resources that have spectra: