1. Part II, Chapters 2.11-13, App. D ACS Style Guide, Chapter 14
References, Bibliography & Search

2. Search

17. Too many hits?
Go back and refine your search!

18. 61 refs. That’s better!
Mark the box and click
“Get References”
This one looks interesting

19. Bingo!
Click CAS Number.

21. 61 refs. That’s better!
Mark the box and click
“Get References”
Let’s get the paper!

22. Usually the fastest way to a paper.

24. Now let’s try the second-best option.

27. Structure Search

28. Structure Search

29. Structure Search

30. Structure Search

31. Structure Search

32. Structure Search

33. Structure Search

34. Struct Look for “Review” Look for most recent, i.e., 2005-2010.
Look for “Patents”

35. How to Search the Literature, How to Report Experimental Data, and How to Create Bibliography.
Example: Painkiller Nomenclature, Synthesis and Spectroscopic Analysis. Assign. #5: Handout & online. Project #1: Oral Presentation of A#5.
Oxycodone
(5R,9R,13S,14S)-4,5α-epoxy-14-hydroxy-3-methoxy-17-methyl-morphinan-6-one
Demerol

36. How to Search the Literature, How to Report Experimental Data, and How to Create Bibliography.
Colorimetric Indicator Dyes: Nomenclature, Synthesis and Spectroscopic Analysis. Assign. #5: Handout & online. Assign. #6: Oral Presentation of A#5.

37. Leading Reference
Cite a few, “leading” references to describe context.
Cite all papers that report original work that is pertinent to the work you report.

38. Oral Presentation Organization
Each oral presentation session will have one chair and one co-chair.
Session Chair and co-Chair
Will make sure that all scheduled speakers are present.
Will make sure the presentations are ready for display.
Session Chair
Will briefly announce each talk (topic and presenters).
Will lead the discussion session.
Session co-Chair
Will keep track of time (9+2+1 format).
Organize clean transitions between talks.