| Introduction |
This section describes how to locate general reaction information based on reaction mechanism using Explore by Research Topic.
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| When to use |
Use reaction mechanism searching when you want to locate reactions for any type of chemical compound, without regard to specific reactants or products.
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| Example |
Locate Diels-Alder and retro-Diels-Alder reactions involving cyclopentene.
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| How to |
Follow these steps to locate relevant reaction information.
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| Step |
Do this |
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From the New Task dialog box, click Explore  . |
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From the Explore dialog box, click Research Topic  . |
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From the Explore by Research Topic dialog box appears. In the entry box, type keywords of interest. Click OK.
Tip: Include synonyms in parentheses after the associated keyword.
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The Topic Candidates dialog box appears. Select the reference set of interest. Click Get References.
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The reference viewer appears.
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When you want to see |
Click |
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Reference detail, including:
- Abstract
- Indexing
- Patent family information
- Citation
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| Electronic full text |
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- Trends in the answer set (Analyze)
- A smaller set of more precisely defined references (Refine)
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Related information such as:
- References cited in a paper
- Papers citing another
- Substances indexed in a paper (SciFinder subscription users only)
- Reactions indexed in a paper (SciFinder subscription users only)
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| Links to reaction detail |
SciFinder subscription users may link directly to reactions cited in the papers. |
Updated 4/15/2009 1:20:48 PM
