Circulating books related to chemistry are primarily located on the 4th floor of the Scribner Library; you might be most interested in the following Library of Congress call number range:
QD: Chemistry
QD1-65, General chemistry
QD71-142, Analytical chemistry
QD146-197, Inorganic chemistry
QD241-441, Organic chemistry
QD415-436, Biochemistry
QD450-801, Physical & theoretical chemistry
QD625-655, Radiation chemistry
QD901-999, Crystallography
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ILL quick links:
Ethics of Chemistry : from Poison Gas to Climate Engineering by 
The Singularity of Nature by
Understanding how simple molecules have given rise to the complex biochemical systems and processes of contemporary biology is widely regarded as one of chemistry's great unsolved questions. There are numerous theories as to the origins of life, the majority of which draw on the idea that DNA and nucleic acids are the central dogma of biology. The Singularity of Nature: A Convergence of Biology, Chemistry and Physics takes a systems-based approach to the origin and evolution of complex life. Readers will gain a novel understanding of physiologic evolution and the limits to our current understanding: why biology remains descriptive and non-predictive, as well as offering new opportunities for understanding relationships between physics and biology in the origins of biological life at the cellular-molecular level.