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CHEM.2600: Information Retrieval for Chemists
Course outline, information and materials for all undergraduate chemists.
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Writing Scientific Papers: Citations
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UML Journals
Finding old journals online
Information about Databases
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What is SciFinder-n
How to Access and Use SciFinder-n
CAS Registry Numbers
Hill Notation and Hill Order
Spectra and MSDS
Latin Abbreviations
Patents
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Future Directions
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Access to the complete Chemical Abstracts Service and Medline databases. Registration required before using and popups must be enabled in your browser.
Coverage: CAS 1907 - current & Medline 1950 - current
Latin Abbreviations
How to understand and use the usual Latin abbreviations found in Chemistry references, especially in the older literature.
HILL Notation and HILL Order
Explanation and examples of HILL Notation and HILL Order, the standard way of indexing chemical substances by formula.
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