SUNY Fredonia uses the Library of Congress Classification System (LCC) to assign call numbers to most print materials--books, periodicals, and music scores.
The Library of Congress Classification System is divided into large subject areas which are called "classes." All classes--and subclasses--begin with one, two, or three letters followed by a number which represents more specific aspects of a subject.
This page shows you how to read a call number and lists call number ranges for chemistry materials.
Books on chemistry have call numbers starting with QD 1 and ending with QD 999:
| LC Call Numbers | Description |
|---|---|
| QD1 → (65) | General (Including Alchemy) |
| QD71 → 142 | Analytical Chemistry |
| QD146 → 197 | Inorganic Chemistry |
| QD241 → 441 | Organic Chemistry |
| QD415 → 436 | Biochemistry |
| QD450 → 801 | Physical and Theoretical Chemistry |
| QD625 → 655 | Radiation Chemistry |
| QD701 → 731 | Photochemistry |
| QD901 → 999 | Crystallography |
Related call number areas:
| LC Call Numbers | Description |
| TP1 → 1185 | Chemical Technology |
| TP155 → 945 | Chemical Engineering, Manufacture, & Industries |
| TP1080 → 1185 | Polymers and Polymer Manufacture |
These books are located on the third floor of the Carnahan-Jackson Center.
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