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SciFindern
SciFindern is the world's largest chemistry database and is offered by the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS).
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General information and registration
To use Scifindern you must first register at CAS and enter a valid kit.edu e-mail address. You can freely choose your login name and password.
- When registering, you must enter an e-mail address. Only e-mail addresses for the domain "kit.edu" are currently permitted!
- You can only register with one account. If you change from a <uxxx>@student.kit.edu address to a <ab1234>@kit.edu address , you must update your account at CAS.
- After registration, you can log in to Scifinder.n
- You can find more information here.
Technical information
- To use the search function for structural formulas and reactions, the browser plug-in "Java Runtime Environment JRE" must be installed.
- Use is only possible in the KIT network.
Search information
Relevant search terms can only be selected with a clear technical understanding of the search topic. A certain familiarity with the topic is essential for formulating the search question.
- Break down the topic into seperate components (main ideas).
- Separate these terms using suitable prepositions (of, in, with, by).
- Avoid using groups of words unless you are sure that the terms should only appear as an exact phrase (as entered).
- Omit redundant and general terms, e.g. control, analysis, determination, examination, test, detection, search study.
Instead of steroid analysis with hplc better use hplc of steroids - Search for a maximum of five terms at the same time.
Guidance and training material
Training material on the use of SciFindern can be found here:
- Quick Reference Guide
- SciFindern Support and Training
- SciFindern-product-help
- CAS Webinar
- CAS SciFindern quick start guide
- System Requirements and Recommendations
- Video tutorial for Analytical Methods
- Video tutorial for Formulus
- Video tutorial for ChemZent