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Collection Development Policy
Radiation Chemistry & Photochemistry



PROGRAMS AND CLIENTELE SUPPORTED:

Research of Radiation Laboratory scientists, staff, and graduate students are supported in the fields of radiation chemistry and other areas of physical chemistry, radiation biology, photochemistry, photobiology, and photophysics. While interest in these areas is centered in the Radiation Laboratory, faculty and students in Chemistry, Physics, Civil Engineering, and Electrical Engineering have interest in one or more of the areas.

SUBJECT LIBRARIAN:

Thurston Miller
231 Nieuwland Science
Chemistry/Physics Library
(574) 631-4549
Miller.115@nd.edu
FAX:  (574) 631-6772


GENERAL COLLECTING GUIDELINES:

Languages:  The primary language of collection is English though materials in other languages are acquired selectively. Translations into English are preferred whenever available.

Chronological:  Emphasis is on the current developments. For materials on the history of physical chemistry, see the History of Science policy.

Geographical:  Not applicable.

Treatment of subject:  Emphasis is on research materials, but acquisition is selective. Textbooks are acquired only by faculty request. Popular treatments are not purchased.

Types of material:  The collection includes treatises, dictionaries, compendia, spectral and data collections. No preference is given to original vs reprint; hardcopy is preferred to microfilm. Electronic material is selected when it is appropriate.

COORDINATION INFORMATION:

Physical chemistry and physics are extensively collected in the Chemistry/ Physics Library; biophysics in the Life Sciences Library.

COLLECTING LEVELS:

Subject LC Class
Collecting Level
Chemistry (General)
    Statistical methods, computers in chemistry QD 39
3
Analytical Chemistry
    Kinetics QD 75
4
    Methods of analysis (Chromatography) QD 79
3
    Spectrum analysis (Molecular spectroscopy) QD 95-96
3
Organic Chemistry
    Textbooks QD 253
2
Physical Chemistry
    Quantum chemistry QD 462-481
3
    Conditions & laws of chemical reactions QD 501-505
4
    Heterogeneous systems QD 506
3
    Electrochemistry QD 551-572
2
    Radiation chemistry QD 601-655
5
    Photochemistry QD 701-731
4
Optics. Light
    Radiation physics QC 474-496
3
Nuclear Physics
    Dosimetry (Physical) QC 795
3
Biophysics
    Radiation biology (molecular aspects) QH 465
3
    Photobiology (molecular aspects) QH 515
3

 

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