How It Works
The Chemistry Reference Resolver serves to quickly direct you to a publisher's webpage that contains the article you are looking for:
- You type-in the reference
- The Resolver determines whether it is a journal citation, a DOI, a Sigma-Aldrich chemical search, or something more esoteric
- Based on the input, it then redirects you to the publisher's webpage – straight to the paper (or its nearest approximation)
Many formats are supported including vaguely defined "lazy citations", such as "perkin1 2002 2733".
General notes
- There are no PDFs here
- The search is case-insensitive
- All punctuation is generally ignored
- For many journals, a volume number is not required − it is calculated automatically from the publication year. Check supported journals for more info
- Several browser extensions are available
- If you like it, feel free to donate
Examples
| 10.1021/jo1006812
DOI 10.1021/jo1006812 | Resolve DOI |
| jchemsoc | Go to journal homepage |
| Acc. Chem. Res. 2000, 33, 346 | Resolve an ACS style reference |
| Angew. Chem. Int. Edn Engl. 41, 1796−1800 (2002) | Resolve an NPG style reference |
| joc, 2010, 4657 acie 45 7134 | Even "lazy" citations can be resolved. Resolver supports common abbreviations, such as JOC/joc, perkin1/perkin2, etc. |
| US 5856532 uspat 5856532 | Retrieve a USPTO patent |
| patent WO2008014520 patent US7842459 | Look up any patent supported by Espacenet |
| sa sodium chloride | Look up a reagent on Sigma-Aldrich website |
| msds 541-41-3 sds 541-41-3 | Search for a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) at the ChemBlink website. CAS numbers only |
| oadoi 10.1186/1860-5397-1-4 | Search open access DOI (oaDOI) |