UVM Libraries Research Guides: Chemistry: Create Visuals, Cite, Write

Scientific Visuals Tool

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This resource provides a library of icons to create professional scientific illustrations in minutes. Subscription access is open to faculty, staff, and graduate students. Undergraduates are able to use the free version.

Style Manuals

ACS Style Quick Guide
A single page list of sample references in ACS style.

The ACS Guide to Scholarly Communication
Call Number: ONLINE
Publication Date: 2020
The ACS Style Guide

CSE Style Online Quick Guide
A single page list of sample references in CSE style.

Scientific Style and Format: The CSE Manual for Authors, Editors, and Publishers (8th ed.)
Call Number: REF T11 .S386 2014
Location: Howe Library, 1st floor Reference Desk check status

Citation Management Tools

There are many tools available to help you keep track of information when you do research and help you to properly format citations in a variety of styles (APA, ACS, CSE, MLA, etc.).

UVM Libraries supports the following three tools: Endnote, Mendeley, and Zotero.

Information Management Tools
Comparison table of the three citation managers supported by UVM Libraries.

Writing Help

UVM Undergraduate Writing Center
Fifty Undergraduate Writing Center peer tutors, from a variety of disciplines and backgrounds, support undergraduate course students with their academic, professional, and personal writing projects in an inclusive, productive, comfortable, confidential, and distraction-free peer-tutoring environment.
UVM Graduate Writing Center
The UVM Graduate Writing Center supports graduate student writing and communications in all fields, at all levels, and in all forms including articles, proposals, posters, and more. Consultants - themselves experienced graduate writers from programs across the campus - help writers further their skills and confidence.
Writing a Plain Language Summary (American Geophysical Union)