1. Chemistry Databases2. Search for Journal Titles3. Discovery Search4. Citation Linker
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Objectives

By the end of the session on 3/28, you will be able to:

1. Find a popular science article on a chemistry topic of interest to you

2. Find the original scholarly journal article that the pop sci article was based on

By the end of the session on 4/4, you will be able to:

3. Locate the publication history of an author

4. Create a reference management account and begin using it

5. Create a SciFinder account for next week's session

By the end of the session on 4/11, you will be able to:

6. Use SciFinder to search for known articles and to do keyword or structure searching

7. Obtain print copy of articles through full-text access or interlibrary loan

8. Export references from SciFinder to your reference management account

 

Google Doc

Use the Google Doc created for this class to enter your article information.

http://bit.ly/11TvgjM

 

Answer these questions first:

Select the best answer for each question.

 

SciFinder Assignment

 

Library Database Searching Basics

 

2. Which of the following search strategies would retrieve the FEWEST citations?

 

3. If you were going to search a research database, which search statement is MOST APPROPRIATE for the following question: "What effect do statins have on the kidneys?"

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