Chemistry 130 Search Tips (Winter 2008)

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Summary showing how to convert lab data into search strategies to identify unknown organic compounds.

Author:

Baysinger, Grace; Keller, Dave

Organization:

Stanford University

EMail:

graceb@stanford.edu

Learning Objectives:

How to search by CAS Registry Number, MP, BP, MW, Number of Atoms, Molecular Elements, MF, Substructure Fragments, IR Peak, NMR Peak, NMR Spectra-Predicted, C-13 Peak, C-13 Spectra-Predicted

Audience:

Bachelor (Basic)

Audience:

Faculty/Lecturer

Audience:

Librarian/Information Specialist

Level of Expertise:

Beginner

Date Document Created:

Tue, 2008-01-01

Language(s):

English

Browser Subjects:

Safety Information, Physical Properties, and Spectra

Browser Subjects:

Physical Property Searches

Browser Subjects:

Predicting Properties

Browser Subjects:

Spectral Data Searches

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Optional Metadata

Part of/Course No. & Name/Series Title:

Chemistry 130 Course Materials

Subject Category:

Organic Chemistry

Subject Category:

Physical Properties

Subject Category:

Other -- Please specify

Subject Category (other):

Laboratory Instruction

Types of Materials:

How-to Guide

Which Resources Covered:

Handbooks

Names of Major Reference Tools:

Crossfire Beilstein

Names of Major Reference Tools:

DiscoveryGate

Names of Major Reference Tools:

SciFinder

Cost/Access:

Free

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File Type:

XLS/XLSX (Microsoft Excel)

Application Name / Version for File:

Microsoft Excel 2003

File:

Chem130_SearchTips_rev_Stanford_GB.xls

Tags: Physical Property Searches, Predicting Properties, Safety Information, Physical Properties, and Spectra, Spectral Data Searches

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