Chemistry article databases to search
Peer reviewed journal articles, also known as scholarly articles, are written by experts who want to share their research findings with others working in their field. Not sure if you are looking at a scholarly article? This guide can help.
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ScopusA large abstract and citation database of research literature with links to full text resources available from MRU. Records with references go back to 1996, pre-1996 records go back to 1884.
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ScienceDirect
Contains full text journal content in the areas of social & behavioral sciences, health & life sciences, and physical sciences.
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American Chemical Society Academic Core Plus
20 peer-reviewed research journals in the chemical and related sciences, plus C&EN.
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SciFinder-n
A research discovery application that provides integrated access to references, substances and reactions in chemistry and related sciences.
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PubChemPubChem provides reputable information on chemical structures, identifiers, chemical and physical properties, biological activities, patents, health, safety, toxicity data, and more (including the contents of TOXNET: ChemIDplus and Hazardous Substance Data Bank (HSDB)).
For more general science journal articles try searching:
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Academic Search CompleteJournal and magazine articles across a broad range of subject areas.
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MRU Library SearchTry searching from the Library homepage and limit your search to books using the links to the left of the search results page.
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