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Chemical Literature Searching and Library Research CHEM 496 February 1, 2010 Elizabeth Brown [email protected] eabrown25 (twitter, Friendfeed) (607)777-4882 LS-2304C

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Chemical Literature Searching and Library Research

CHEM 496February 1, 2010

Elizabeth Brown

[email protected]

eabrown25 (twitter, Friendfeed)

(607)777-4882

LS-2304C

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Outline

Monday, February 1• Library Licensed Resources:

Scifinder, Web of Science, Crossfire Commander• Free Online Resources:

Wikipedia, Chemspider, Chempedia, Google Scholar• Class AssignmentWednesday, February 3• Review Class Assignment• Citation Managers: Refworks, Zotero

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Literature Types

Primary Literature: original research results and data. Dissertations, research reports, journal article supplementary material, original data.

Secondary Literature: Analyzed, summarized, synthesized data. Literature Indexes and databases.

Tertiary Data: Previously published material, data, and ideas. Textbooks, Review articles, Handbooks, Encyclopedias

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Types of Research Articles

Letter (or Communication) (1-2 pages)• New research discovery or breakthrough• Usually a single experiment or idea is discussed• Discusses the importance of the results shown

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Types of Research Articles

Journal Article (5-20 pages)• Summary of a series of research experiments• Most common peer-review publication• Written within one research group, or with collaborators in different

labs, departments, or universities

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Types of Journal Articles

Review Article• Developments in an area of research• Usually over 100 pages.• Usually written by respected author(s) in that field. • Many references to journal literature articles (over 200).

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Free Online Resources

• Wikipedia Chemistry Portal http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chemistry_portal

• Chemspider: http://www.chemspider.com/

• Chempedia: http://chempedia.com/

• Google Scholar: http://scholar.google.com/

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Chemistry Library Databases

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Scifinder Scholar on the Web

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Scifinder ScholarExplore References

– 29 million references – 10,000 major scientific journals, books, proceedings– 1800’s to the present– References to patent and patent families from 57 patent authorities

worldwide.– 200 million citations

Explore Substances– CAS RegistrySM, the largest source of chemical substance information– More than 1.6 billion chemical, biological, thermal, and spectral property values

Explore Reactions– 15 million reactions on organometallics, total syntheses of natural products,

and biotransformation reactions– Reaction conditions, yields, and catalysts

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Web of Science (Web of Knowledge)

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Crossfire Commander (MDL, Symyx, Reaxsys)

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Wikipedia Chemistry Portal

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Chemspider

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Chempedia

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Google Scholar

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Class Assignment1. What Binghamton University Chemistry Department author has the most

articles (or records, or results) in– Scifinder Scholar– Web of Science– Google Scholar

2. How many articles were published by Professor CJ Zhong at Binghamton University in 2009 using – Scifinder Scholar– Web of Science– Google Scholar

3. What is the most cited paper in the Binghamton University Chemistry Department using– Scifinder Scholar– Web of Science– Google Scholar