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The Rocasolano Institute of Physical Chemistry was set up in 1946 at same time as the . Its holdings come from the "National Institute of Physics and Chemistry" created in 1932. Commonly known as the Rockefeller Institute, on account of a part of building funds were financed by that Foundation, it was the cradle of all the research teams in the different disciplines of Chemistry, not only in Madrid, but throughout Spain.

The  is regard as a landmark in Spanish scientific history and worthy of the greater protection as a Cultural Good and it could become a "Historic Landmark" due to the importance of its collection of scientific journals.

The  holds 842 journal titles, of which 227 are active, 113 are complete starting from the first issue, 11date from the 19th century to our days, and 16 start prior to 1920.  Among these old collections-unique in Spain-can be found titles such as: Annalen der Physik, Chemische Berichte, Annalen der Chemie, scientific journals in which the first advances in the German Organic Synthesis are recorded, which were in that moment, the most prestigious in all of Europe.  Part of this work was dedicated to the preparation and study of new dyes, which constituted the foundation of Germany’s strong chemical industry which contributed in great measure to the wealth of that Nation.  The follow is a small sample of what it can be found in these journals

The description of new concepts that revolutionized the theoretical physics: Einstein’s theory of relativity, Heisenberg’s principle of uncertainty, Quantum Mechanics and Schrödinger’s wave equation,etc

Theories that lead to new instruments of medical utility: Nuclear Magnetic Resonance, Lasers etc.

Structural studies and of the synthesis of the ß-lactame, which is the basis of antibiotics such as penicillin.

The description of preparative methods of organic compounds, hormones, vitamins, antihypertensives, antimalarials, antidepressants, etc.

The description and characterization of new materials, which have contributed to the creation of artificial fibres, and materials with improved properties.

The synthesis of new catalysts that improve the preparation of chemical materials for industrial applications including petrochemistry, pharmacy, herbicides, food, detergent, cosmetics, etc.

Moreover, the library possesses specialized serials such as "Advances in Chemical Physics", "Annual Review of Physical Chemistry", important collections like Gmelin, tables, handbooks and other reference books. 

Since its genesis, the  was organized in an way that was revolutionary for those days, free access was permitted, and display stands facilitated access to the latest numbers and the previous year’s issues of the journals.  For all previously cited, the  is considered by the scientific community as the Reference Scientific Periodical Library and is obviously one of the most outstanding scientific libraries in Europe. 

CSIC Library Network Catalogue

• This  catalogue contains all the material  (books, journals, maps, etc..) owned by CSIC Library Network, If you need  to seek for journals, it’s better to use the Journals Catalogue.
• Through the use of advanced search one may restrict the type of document (maps, books, visual materials, journals, etc.) that is sought.

CSIC Library Network

• The CSIC Library Network is made up by 86 specialized libraries located within CSIC Research Centres. Its goal is to support scientific excellence, and guarantee the access of information to the CSIC scientific community. The “Unit of Libraries Coordination” is in charge of the management, coordination and development of the Network as well as the control and development of its automation.

Digital.CSIC

• Digital.CSIC, the Institutional Repository of the Spanish National Research Council (CSIC).
• Digital.CSIC, is a repository of digital documents, designed for organising, archiving, preserving and disseminating via open access the intellectual output generated as a product of the CSIC research activities.

The Rocasolano Institute of Physical Chemistry was set up in 1946 at the same as the Library . Its holdings came from the “National Institute of Physics and Chemsitry” created  in 1932. On account of a part building funds were financed by Rockefeller Fundations.

 The   holds 822 journal titles, of which 209 are active, 113 are complete starting from the first issue, 11date from the 19th century to our days, and 16 start prior to 1920.

The under the slogan has reinvented itself to adapt itself both to the new technologies and  to its users’ demands. In this new stage the has a new R&D&I service encharged to develop and integrate of scientific dissemination.

The  is considered by the scientific community as a Reference Periodical Library and is undoubtedly one of the most outstanding scientific libraries in Europe.