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Everyscience has helped thousands of university and college students to understand difficult ideas. Established in 2001 and based upon an undergraduates idea, everyscience is building a reputation for giving clear and concise explanations. The site is designed for the learner, for the student who doesn't know it already, but who is trying to learn.

The site is composed of several hundred pages of Chemistry. You can navigate your way through them using the java menu or the text based menu and also find the page you need with our powerful specially developed search engine. The first hundred or so pages are completely free of charge, and the rest of the site is available to members only. To join everyscience for one month costs less than a burger and fries. Click here to see more about joining.

New 1 million record hit!

At the beginning of March 2003, Everyscience served its millionth page.
Since the sites start in 2001, visitors have come from over 35,000 different sites, making more than 150,000 visits and we have served almost 2.25 million pages and images. The site is linked to from more than 1,000 pages.

The sketch to the left shows the pages served per month on average.

Everyscience.com is Redesigned and Rebuilt (2002)

The huge redesign project began back in July 2002 with every page being re-edited to make it easier to read, improve the image quality and to include enhancements such as key sentences. From October the technical re-build got under way, now offering an improved search engine, 'pop-up' glossary items, a new menu and more. Further details about the improvements are available by clicking here.

About the site

Everyscience.com has been put together by a team of authors and technical staff. We want this site to be a valuable resource to college and university science undergraduates, graduates and researchers, both as a quick reference but also to learn science first off. To find out more about the people and the site, click here.