1. Retrieving Chemistry Information Alex Liu & Kenneth Lim Physical Chemistry - 4 Aug 2015

2. Programme Outline 1.Essential Resources for Chemistry 2.Web of Science 3.EndNote 4.Plagiarism 5.Reaxys 6.Proxy Bookmarklet and Google Scholar

3. Essential Resources for Chemistry Web of Science Web of Science Scopus Science Direct Reaxys Patent databases References ChemSpider Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Reaxys Chemical & Physical Properties Proton Carbon NMR Proton Carbon NMR PDF-4+ (XRD) Reaxys ChemSpider Spectra Reaxys Biochemical Pathway Biochemical Pathway SciFinder Reactions Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Material Safety Data Sheets (MSDS) Safety ChemSpider Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Combined Chemical Dictionary (CCD) Reaxys Structures Chemistry LibGuide

4. Retrieving Information from Web of Science

5. modification – modify – modifies  modif* Look for different variations of keywords “photochemical reaction” Use phrase searching photo- induced: photoinduced, photoreaction, photochemical reaction Find the synonyms of the keywords photo-induced OR photoinduced OR photoreaction OR “photochemical reaction” Use Boolean operators photo- induced, modification, graphite Identify the keywords in the topic Research Topic: Photo-induced Chemical Modification of Graphite

6. Construct the search statement photo-induced OR photoinduced OR photoreaction OR “photochemical reaction” modif* or change* or transform* graphite AND Research Topic: Photo-induced Chemical Modification of Graphite

7. EndNote

8. Export references from database, e.g. Web of Science Download and attach PDF documents to references Import pdf documents with DOI to create references Remove duplicate references

9. EndNote – Cite while you write Insert citation in MS Word Change citation style in MS Word Remove selected citations Reorder selected citations You can visit the EndNote LibGuide for more information.EndNote LibGuide

10. Plagiarism

11. Avoid Plagiarism “In NUS, it is defined as the practice of taking someone else’s work or ideas and passing them off as one’s own.” Source: Plagiarism | Breeze presentation by Centre for English Language CommunicationPlagiarism “Plagiarism is a deliberate activity – the conscious copying from the work of others without acknowledgement.” Source: Avoiding Plagiarism | Breeze presentation by Dr Yang Ying, Centre for English Language CommunicationAvoiding Plagiarism

12. Avoid Plagiarism For more information: Visit the NUS Plagiarism Prevention website, which offers a self- checked plagiarism prevention software called Turnitin.NUS Plagiarism Prevention website View the NUS e-module on academic culture and plagiarism here.here

13. Programme Outline 1.Essential Resources for Chemistry 2.Web of Science 3.EndNote 4.Plagiarism 5.Reaxys 6.Proxy Bookmarklet and Google Scholar

14. Retrieving Information from Reaxys

15. Reaxys >16,000 chemistry-related periodicals >500 million published experimental facts >55 million chemical compounds >38 million chemical reactions Data extracted from: Reaxys Fact Sheet

16. Reaxys Retrieves information from full text of the articles

17. Simple Search

18. Simple Search – Sorting

19. Simple Search – View setting

20. Simple Search – References

22. Simple Search – Property Data

26. Simple Search – Reaction Info

28. Refining Your Search – Filter Panel

29. SubstancesReactionsCitations

30. Refining Your Search – Filter Panel

35. Refining Your Search – Analysis View

39. Accessing Full Text

41. Exporting citations

45. Proxy Bookmarklet & Google Scholar Proxy Bookmarklet Installation Guide Sample article in Google Scholar

46. Thank you Please complete the feedback form.feedback form Alex Liu slbly@nus.edu.sg Science Library Info Desk sclib@nus.edu.sg sclib@nus.edu.sg 6516 2454 Kenneth Lim kenneth.lim@nus.edu.sg