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Where to learn chemistry, look up compounds, run simulations and follow the research — including machine learning and quantum computing for chemistry.

69 topics•7 categories•Updated October 2026

Courses & Free Textbooks

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Learn chemistry from general to organic and physical.

Reference & Chemical Databases

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Look up compounds, structures and properties.

Computational Chemistry & Cheminformatics Software

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Model molecules, simulate systems and handle chemical data.

Machine Learning for Chemistry & Materials

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Models and datasets for molecules, reactions and materials.

Quantum Computing for Chemistry

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Simulating molecules on quantum computers.

Societies, Journals & News

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Where chemistry is published and discussed.

Related Pages

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find data on a chemical compound?

PubChem and ChemSpider give structures and identifiers, the NIST Chemistry WebBook gives thermochemical and spectral data, ChEMBL and DrugBank cover bioactive molecules and drugs, and the Cambridge Structural Database and Crystallography Open Database hold crystal structures.

Which software should I start with for computational chemistry?

RDKit is the usual starting point for cheminformatics in Python. PySCF and Psi4 handle quantum chemistry, GROMACS and OpenMM molecular dynamics, and Avogadro or PyMOL help with visualization.

How is machine learning used in chemistry?

It predicts molecular properties, screens candidate drugs and materials, proposes reactions and speeds up simulations. Graph neural networks are popular because molecules are naturally graphs. DeepChem, Chemprop and PyTorch Geometric are common tools.

Can quantum computers simulate molecules?

Quantum computers are expected to help simulate molecular electronic structure. Today algorithms such as the variational quantum eigensolver run on small systems on noisy hardware, and tools like Qiskit Nature and PennyLane help prepare the problems.

Is this page laboratory safety guidance?

No. It lists learning, data and software resources. Follow your institution's safety rules and the safety data sheets for any chemicals you handle.

How current is this page?

Links and project status were checked in October 2026. Publisher and database sites that block automated checks are kept and may need a manual click. This page lists resources and is not laboratory safety guidance; follow your institution's safety rules. Descriptions of commercial software summarize each vendor's own claims.