Search Skills for Molecular Information, Chemical Name and Substance ID Searches, Molecular Formula Searches, Structure Searches, Reaction Searches, Sequence Searches

Substance and Reaction Searching in Reaxys

Tue, 2011-03-15 21:51 |  s.cardinal

Hands-on tutorial for searching substances and reactions by structure in Reaxys using MarvinSketch. Reaxys is provided by Elsevier. For more information see https://www.reaxys.com/info/

Author:  
Cardinal, Susan (University of Rochester)
Learning Objectives:  
To learn how to draw a structure in MarvinSketch
Learning Objectives:  
To find properties and spectra for an organic compound
Learning Objectives:  
To find preparation methods for an organic compound
Audience:  
Bachelor (Advanced)
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Tue, 2011-03-15
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
Tutorial
File:  
application/msword iconSubs&React Searching Reaxys 2011.doc
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Substructure Searching in Reaxys

Tue, 2011-03-15 21:29 |  s.cardinal

Hands-on tutorial for learning substructure searching tools for Reaxys using the the MarvinSketch editor. Note that Reaxys is a product of Elsevier and more information about this product can be found at https://www.reaxys.com/info/.

Author:  
Cardinal, Susan (University of Rochester)
Learning Objectives:  
To learn useful tool for searching substructures in Reaxys using MarvinSketch
Audience:  
Doctoral
Level of Expertise:  
Advanced
Created:  
Tue, 2011-03-15
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
Tutorial
File:  
application/vnd.openxmlformats-officedocument.wordprocessingml.document iconSubstructure in Reaxys 2011.docx
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SciFinder Web - 2011

Tue, 2011-03-15 18:49 |  dzrlib

SciFinder file descriptions; CA indexing philosophy; tutorials; comparison with other databases; Explore references, substances, reactions; additional information, search tips.

Author:  
Dana L. Roth (Caltech)
Learning Objectives:  
Ability to effectively search SciFinder
Audience:  
Bachelor (Basic)
Audience:  
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience:  
Master
Audience:  
Doctoral
Audience:  
Faculty/Lecturer
Audience:  
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Tue, 2011-03-15
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
How-to Guide
File:  
application/msword iconscifinder2011web.handout.doc
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Searching Inorganic Substances in SciFinder

Tue, 2011-03-15 14:51 |  abwagner

Peer-reviewed publication from Issues in Science & Technology Librarianship, Winter 2011, Issue 64 http://www.istl.org/11-winter/tips.html

Author:  
Wagner, A. Ben (University at Buffalo)
Learning Objectives:  
Detailed instructions for correct and comprehensive searching of inorganics compounds in SciFinder
Audience:  
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience:  
Master
Audience:  
Doctoral
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Tue, 2011-03-15
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
How-to Guide
Type of Material:  
Subject/Research Guide
File:  
application/pdf iconWagner-SciFinder Inorganics.pdf
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Using CHEMnetBASE and Organic Syntheses to locate information on an organic compound

Sat, 2011-03-12 09:51 |  mpeters

Guided exercise used by students working in pairs typically in a computer equipped classroom. Each student completes an exercise which is reviewed by an instructor. Students retain exercises. During the hour session students are expected to complete the first two pages. Many solve the organic "chemystery" of journal citations on the third page by using a library catalog, CASSI Search Tool, or a Web search engine, for example Google.

Author:  
Peters, Marion (UCLA)
Learning Objectives:  
Students read and analyze a scientific article on the synthesis of a compound and locate references using two online resources, one licensed ,CHEMnetBASE,and the other available for free, Organic Syntheses. Students locate journal articles from citations or references by using the CASSI Search Tool, a library catalog, and a Web search engine, if needed
Audience:  
Bachelor (Basic)
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Sat, 2011-03-12
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
Practice Problem/Exercise
File:  
application/msword iconOrganic Syntheses.doc
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Understand PubChem to search efficiently

Mon, 2011-01-17 15:28 |  gzim

An online instructional videos for PubChem searching. GETTING STARTED

Author:  
Jeffery Loo (University of California, Berkeley)
Learning Objectives:  
Understand PubChem to search efficiently
Audience:  
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience:  
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Thu, 2010-05-20
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
How-to Guide
Type of Material:  
Tutorial
Video:  
See video
Rating:  
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Searching PubChem

Thu, 2010-11-18 20:54 |  Jeffery Loo

A set of online instructional videos for PubChem searching.

GETTING STARTED

SEARCHING PUBCHEM

Author:  
Jeffery Loo (University of California, Berkeley)
Learning Objectives:  
Understand PubChem to search efficiently
Learning Objectives:  
Search PubChem
Learning Objectives:  
Understand PubChem search results
Learning Objectives:  
Simplify PubChem search results
Learning Objectives:  
Save PubChem searches
Learning Objectives:  
Getting started with PubChem tools
Learning Objectives:  
Search and download chemical structures in PubChem
Learning Objectives:  
View 3D chemical structures in PubChem
Learning Objectives:  
Convert chemical structure representations from one format to another in PubChem
Learning Objectives:  
Group chemical compounds by structural similarity with structure clustering in PubChem
Learning Objectives:  
Search for and view PubChem bioactivity data
Learning Objectives:  
Conduct a structure-activity analysis in PubChem
Audience:  
Bachelor (Advanced)
Audience:  
Librarian/Information Specialist
Level of Expertise:  
Intermediate
Created:  
Thu, 2010-05-20
Language(s):  
English
Type of Material:  
How-to Guide
Type of Material:  
Tutorial
File:  
application/pdf iconsearching-pubchem-videos.pdf
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