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Chemistry: Electronic Journals

Click a letter of the alphabet to display journal titles in that section. All of the journal links pass through the Syracuse University Library proxy server to allow access from off-campus. Use the search box to find specific chemistry titles. At present over 1050 subscribed journal titles are listed with another 150 titles derived from full-text article databases. If the search engine is off-line, use this alternate listing.

The icon next to the years of online availability in the journal listings indicates that current content information is available in the form of an "RSS Feed". RSS feeds are a very easy way to keep track of a large number of your favorite journals, web sites and blogs, without having to remember to check each site manually or clutter your email inbox with alerts. Streamline your online experience by subscribing to specific content feeds and aggregating this information in one place to be read when you're ready. See this video tutorial for more information.

If you have a citation to a journal article, try the SULinks Citation Linker to link to the full-text. Supply as much of the citation as you know. You need, at a minimum, the name of the journal (or its ISSN), the volume, issue (this is sometimes optional), and starting page number. SULinks will look up the citation in its database and, if the Library subscribes to it online, will provide as close a link as possible to the full-text of the article. If it cannot link directly to the full-text, it will attempt to resolve the citation to the issue the article appeared in. If it cannot resolve to the issue, it will try to link to the journal's homepage. If no full-text exists, you can try searching SUMMIT to see if a print subscription exists or, alternatively, order the article through the ILLiad interlibrary loan system.

See also: Full-Text Journal Locator to find other journals available online and SUMMIT for journals and books in the Library's print and electronic collections.

See also: Core Chemistry Journal Lists to identify core print and electronic chemistry journals as determined by major chemical databases and information experts.

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