Chemistry & Biochemistry

Online via SciFinder.

Restricted to UMSL Faculty/Staff/Students. Includes Chemical Abstracts, covering from 1907 to present, and CAS Registry.

Scopus provides a special feature that connects an article to all the subsequent articles that cite it. Simply search for an article, then click the hyperlinked “Citation” number to access all known citations.

Organized by the type of information one is seeking, including a good section on Beilstein.

Separate chapters devoted to current awareness programs, Chemical Abstracts Service, patents, and physical properties of compounds.

Listings are organized into three major areas: general sources, pure chemistry and industrial chemistry. Given the origin of the authors, there is somewhat of a slant towards British sources. Nonetheless, an excellent and straightforward guide.