The Chemical Engineers' Resource Page

    The Other Resources menu provides even more great resources.  In the Resource Center, you'll find speciality items such as a Chemical Engineering Reading Room, Why Study Chemical Engineering, Other Sites of Interest, and much more. 

        ChE Links is the home Dr. Berhnard Spang's huge collection of the best chemical engineering sites on the internet.  Dr. Spang brought this list from his popular chemical engineering site at About.com.

         Search This Site provides a focused search engine to help you find just what you need.  Simply enter keywords and you're off!

         Software Corner gives you fast links to free chemical engineering spreadsheets and software as well as discounts on commercial software targeted at chemical engineers.  Also find a list of incredibly helpful online calculators.

     Physical Properties on the Internet can save you valuable time when seeking properties for solutions or solids.  Our focused list only contains the very best resources on the internet.  If you can't find it by checking these sources, there's a good changce that it's not out there.

     The Email Archives/FAQ section of the site is used to store commonly asked questions as well as interesting emails that we receive.  If you have questions about what chemical engineers study in college or what's involved in chemical engineering, this is your place.

     The ChE Message Board is where the chemical engineering community trades ideas and individuals get an opportunity to ask questions.  Some of the people who frequent the site have many years of experience and are always willing to share their knowledge with you.  Stop by, read other conversations, add your own experiences, or ask a question.....it's interactive chemical engineering.

     Book Corner allows you to read reviews on the latest chemical engineering titles.  Participation by publishers allows us to review each thoroughly and give you our opinion.  Each book is rated on a five star scale.   If you're interested in the book, we'll point you to an online supplier.

     Submit an Article provides instructions on how you can get your article or tip published at The Chemical Engineers' Resource Page.  Many great articles provided on the site came from visitors just like yourself.  Even if you're article has already been published in literature, the author(s) retain the copyright to the original in most cases.  Send us your article for review.

     Our Sitemap provides a comprehensive view of everything on the website.  If you'd like to be able to see the entire contents on the website in one place, check out the sitemap.  The collapsing and expanding action makes finding what you need quick and easy.

     The Other Resources menu also contains a link to our Feedback page where you can email us your ideas, suggestions, or questions.  There's also a link to our Staff page where you can meet all of the people who work very hard to make this site the best content-based chemical engineering site on the internet.

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