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Information retrieval : SciFinder and SciFinder Scholar / Damon D. Ridley.
Chemistry Library - Books Z6995.S3 R53 2002
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- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Ridley, D. D. (Damon D.)
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Information storage and retrieval systems--Science.
- Information storage and retrieval systems.
- Online bibliographic searching--Handbooks, manuals, etc.
- Online bibliographic searching.
- Science--Databases.
- Science.
- Genre:
- Handbooks and manuals.
- Physical Description:
- xv, 235 pages : illustrations ; 24 cm
- Place of Publication:
- Chichester ; New York : Wiley, [2002]
- Contents:
- 1.2 The Primary and Secondary Literature 1
- 1.2.1 Primary Literature: Journals 1
- 1.2.2 Secondary Literature: Abstracting and Indexing Services 2
- 1.3 The SciFinder Scholar Option 5
- 1.4 Types of Databases in SciFinder Scholar 7
- 1.5 CAS Bibliographic Database (CAPLUS) 7
- 1.5.1 Index Terms: Subjects and Animal, Plant, and Microorganism Species 11
- 1.5.2 Index Terms: Substance Class Headings 11
- 1.5.3 Index Terms: Substances 11
- 1.5.4 Index Terms: CAS Roles 13
- 1.5.5 Index Entries: Text-Modifying Phrases 13
- 1.5.6 Index Entries: Subheadings 14
- 1.5.7 Index Entries: Supplementary Terms 14
- 1.6 NLM Bibliographic Database (MEDLINE) 15
- 1.7 CAS Substance Database (REGISTRY) 18
- 1.8 CAS Regulatory Information Database (CHEMLIST) 19
- 1.9 CAS Chemical Catalog Database (CHEMCATS) 21
- 1.10 CAS Chemical Reaction Database (CASREACT) 21
- 2 Explore by Research Topic 27
- 2.2 How SciFinder Scholar Converts the Query to a List of Candidates 31
- 2.2.1 Search Fields 31
- 2.2.2 Candidates 31
- 2.2.3 Notes on Terms Entered 33
- 2.3 The Identification and Meaning of Concepts 34
- 2.3.1 Automatic Truncation 35
- 2.3.2 Synonyms 35
- 2.3.3 Phrases 36
- 2.3.4 CAS Registry Numbers 38
- 2.4 Choosing Candidates 38
- 2.5 Working from the Reference Screen 39
- 2.5.1 Microscope 40
- 2.5.2 Computer Icon 40
- 2.5.3 Check Box 42
- 2.5.4 Analyze and Refine References 42
- 2.6 Saving and Processing Answer Sets 52
- 2.7 Applying Scientific Method to Information Retrieval 53
- 2.9.1 General Questions on the Operation of SciFinder Scholar 57
- 2.9.2 On-Line Questions 57
- 3 Explore by Chemical Substance 59
- 3.2 Registration of Substances 60
- 3.2.1 CAS Registry Numbers 60
- 3.2.2 Policies for Substance Descriptions 61
- 3.3 Searching for Substances: The Alternatives 61
- 3.4 Explore by Chemical Structure 65
- 3.4.1 Drawing Structures 67
- 3.4.2 Searching Structures 69
- 3.5 Analyzing and Refining Substance Answer Sets 76
- 3.5.1 Analyze for Atoms 78
- 3.5.2 Analyze by Precision 80
- 3.5.3 Analyze by Ring Skeletons 83
- 3.5.4 Refine Substances 84
- 3.6 Explore by Substance Identifier 86
- 3.7 Explore by Molecular Formula 87
- 3.8 Special Cases 91
- 3.8.1 Multicomponent Substances 91
- 3.8.2 Structure Fragments 92
- 3.9 Getting References 94
- 3.10 Combining Explore by Chemical Substance and Research Topic 96
- 3.12.1 General Questions on Operation of SciFinder Scholar 99
- 3.12.2 Additional On-Line Questions 103
- 4 Additional Search and Display Options 105
- 4.2 Explore by Author Name 105
- 4.3 Explore by Accession or Patent Number 108
- 4.4 Explore by Company Name/Organization 110
- 4.5 Getting Related Information 113
- 4.5.1 Citations 113
- 4.5.2 Substances 117
- 4.5.3 eScience 117
- 4.6 Property Information 120
- 4.7 Sequence Searching 122
- 4.8 Data Mining and Visualization 125
- 4.9 Current Awareness 131
- 4.9.1 Browse Table of Contents 132
- 4.9.2 Keep Me Posted 133
- 5 Additional Search Strategies 137
- 5.2 Further Issues with Finding Information on Substances 137
- 5.2.1 Research Topic Versus Substance Identifier 137
- 5.2.2 CAS Registry Number Crossover 140
- 5.3 Opportunities for MEDLINE Searchers 142
- 5.3.1 Complementarity of MEDLINE and CAPLUS 142
- 5.3.2 Complementarity of REGISTRY, MEDLINE, and CAPLUS 145
- 5.3.3 The Search Interface and Search Opportunities 149
- 5.4 Searching for Substances in the Biological Sciences 150
- 5.5 Searching for Information on Polymers 153
- 6 Searching for Chemical Reactions 159
- 6.2 Specific Search Options in CASREACT 162
- 6.3 Reaction Search Strategies 164
- 6.3.1 Get Substances and Get Reactions 165
- 6.3.2 Using Functional Groups 169
- 6.3.3 Combining Functional Groups with Structures 172
- 6.3.4 Retrosynthetic Analyses 173
- 6.4 Searching for Reactions Through Explore by Research Topic 174
- 6.5 Combining Structure, Reaction, Functional Group, and Keyword Terms 175
- 1 Some SciFinder and SciFinder Scholar Resources 183
- 2 CAS Roles in CAPLUS (including changes made in December 2001) 184
- 3 Some Basic Principles used by SciFinder Scholar in the Interpretation of the Research Topic Query 186
- 4 Examples of Analyze References 190
- 5 Registration of Substances 194
- A5.1 Single-Component Substances 194
- A5.1.1 Single Substances 194
- A5.1.2 Isotopic Substances 196
- A5.1.3 Stereoisomers 197
- A5.1.4 Donor Bonds 199
- A5.1.5 Intermediates 200
- A5.2 Multicomponent Substances 201
- A5.2.1 Salts 201
- A5.2.2 Alloys 204
- A5.2.3 Mixtures 206
- A5.3 Metal Complexes 208
- A5.3.1 Salts 208
- A5.3.2 Coordination Compounds 209
- A5.3.3 [sigma]-Complexes 209
- A5.3.4 [pi]-Complexes 210
- A5.4 Macromolecules 211
- A5.4.1 Homopolymers 211
- A5.4.2 Copolymers 211
- A5.4.3 Proteins 212
- A5.4.4 Nucleic Acids and Related Substances 213
- A5.5 Other Cases 214
- A5.5.1 Incompletely Defined Substances 214
- A5.5.2 Minerals 215
- A5.5.3 Records with 'No References' 217
- 6 Understanding Structure Searches 218
- Chain-locking Tool 219
- Ring-locking Tool 219
- 8 Overview of SciFinder Scholar Screens 222
- A8.1 Working from the Initial Screen 222
- A8.2 Working from Explore by Research Topic 223
- A8.3 Working from Explore by Chemical Substance 224
- A8.4 Working from the Substance Answer Screen 225
- A8.5 Working from the Reaction Screen 226.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- ISBN:
- 0470843500
- 0470843519
- OCLC:
- 49239617
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