This is a good source of thermodynamic data.
Properties of Substances
This is a carefully verified and consistent thermochemical data set of about 1100 elements and compounds that were originally chosen for their applicability to rocket and aerospace materials and fuels. It contains very few C containing compounds.
The software package CoolProp implements the current best thermodynamic models for a significant number of fluids (water, common gases and refrigerants). If can be used through a Python interface to quickly get best estimate values of expansion coefficients, density, Joule-Thompson coefficients, etc. under a large variety of conditions.
This is a database of IR, NMR and Raman Spectra from the National Institute of Advanced Industrial Science and Technology of Japan. Includes some inorganic compounds as well.
High precision isotope masses.
NIST web site which has information useful for comparing computational methods. Includes geometries and some other molecular properties.
A site maintained by the American Chemical Society that tells what is in many common consumer products.