Chemical and mineral resources encompass a wide array of materials and tools essential for both educational and professional purposes. Chemical resources include comprehensive databases such as PubChem and ChemSpider, offering detailed information on substances, their properties, and activities. Safety Data Sheets (SDS) provide crucial handling and safety information. Educational materials like textbooks, research articles, and chemical handbooks, alongside molecular modeling software like ChemDraw, support academic and professional learning. In the industrial realm, regulatory resources from agencies like OSHA and EPA, coupled with safety training materials, ensure compliance and safety in chemical handling and processes.

Mineral resources are equally diverse, with databases like Mindat.org and geological surveys from the USGS providing in-depth data on mineral properties, classifications, and deposits. Textbooks, research journals, and field guides enrich knowledge in mineralogy and geochemistry. Tools such as geological mapping software (e.g., ArcGIS), mineral exploration software (e.g., Leapfrog), and analytical instruments for petrographic analysis are indispensable for professionals in the field. Industry guides on mining and processing best practices, regulatory information from agencies like MSHA, and market reports from organizations like the IMF provide a holistic view of the mineral sector. Environmental impact assessments (EIA) guide sustainable practices in mineral extraction and processing. Together, these resources form a robust foundation for studying, managing, and advancing chemical and mineral sciences.