Chemistry: Databases

Covers CAplus database from 1907 to the present and also covers CASregistry, CASREACT, CHEMCATS, and CHEMLIST. It is the premier database for searching the chemical literature and patents. This database also provides access to key journals in the sciences and engineering including those in Elsevier’s ScienceDirect. Apart from coverage in all areas of chemistry and chemical engineering, it includes chemical aspect in Agricultural Sciences, Biology and Life Science, Engineering, Food Sciences, Geological Sciences, Material Sciences, Medical Sciences, Physics and Polymer Sciences.
Unlike other databases at TCNJ, SciFinder Web requires self-registration.
Please login with your TCNJ username and password to gain access to self-registration link.

Access is provided to the full text of over 600 titles published by Elsevier. Coverage is primarily in the chemical, biological, and health sciences, but journals from the social sciences are also included. A green page icon next to the journal title indicates full text availability.

Contains crystal structure information, chemical and bibliographic data for about 500,000 organic and metal-organic compounds.

Google Scholar provides a simple way to broadly search for scholarly literature, including peer-reviewed articles, papers, books, and other scholarly sources. Unlike databases, however, GoogleScholar will not allow a user to limit their search to peer-reviewed articles only. Additionally, to take full advantage of the TCNJ collection, users must be logged in to their TCNJ account when using GoogleScholar.