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From the Chemical Education Digital Library, Periodic Table Live! contains information about the elements including reactions, properties, preparation, uses, atomic data, images, structures, and discovery and history. There are also videos.
As part of the 50th anniversary celebration of the ACS journal Inorganic Chemistry, Voices of Inorganic Chemistry contains video presentations of chemists who have helped to shape the field of inorganic chemistry.
Organized in 33 subject categories like .Net, Java, Linux, UML, and XML, Free Programming Books provides access to a large collection of programming and technology books, mostly in PDF format.
The Euler Archive contains most of Leonhard Eurler's orginal publications along with modern Euler scholarship. It is accessible by subject, date, publication (source), and index number. The Archive also includes historical information, translations, correspondence, and a reading list.
Institute of Physics (IOP) Publishing is offering an open access option on 23 of their subscription-based journals. The option is a hybrid OA model, and is available on Journal of Physics journals, Classical and Quantum Gravity, Nanotechnology, and other titles. Additional information can be found here. IOP Publishing currently has 7 completely open access journals, including the New Journal of Physics.