JKM Library: Chemistry: Articles

	: 2024-2025 Hours

Relevant Databases

SciFinder Scholar
Chemistry
Some full-text substances, reactions, and references to patents and journals. Includes interactive workspace and alerts. You must register an account.
American Chemical Society Journals
Chemistry, Biochemistry, Environmental Science
Full-text journals. Includes images.
ScienceDirect - Health & Life Sciences Journal Collection
Health Sciences, Social Sciences, Physical Sciences, Sustainability
Some full-text of journals and chapters 1823 to present. Includes audio and video.

Off Campus Access - Choose "Access Through Your Institution"

General Databases

Academic Search Premier (EBSCO)
Multidisciplinary
Some full-text journals, magazines, newspapers, books, and historical documents. Includes images.
Discovery (EBSCO)
Multidisciplinary
Search many databases at the same time.
SAGE Journals
Multidisciplinary
Full-text of journals in the social sciences and humanities 1999 to present.
Academic Video Online
Multidisciplinary
More than 79,000 titles spanning a wide range of subject areas including anthropology, business, counseling, film, health, history, music, and more. Materials include documentaries, interviews, feature films, performances, news programs and newsreels, demonstrations and raw footage. Note: Sony Pictures Classics films are not accessible to users outside of the United States. Detailed information available here.

Database How To Videos and Training

SciFinder offers a variety of training materials on their website, including documents, video tutorials, and virtual classes. Here you'll find tips for substance, reaction, and reference searching as well as information on creating alerts.

Finding Full Text

Find the full text of an article within a library database:

1. In the library database, click on the button that says Access options to see what is available, look for a PDF button/link, or similar.

2. If the library doesn't have the article in print or electronically, you will be directed to request it through ILLiad.

Find the full text of an article for which you have the citation information:

1. Click the Find Databases & eJournals button on the library homepage, and use the Search for eJournlas Titles box to check for print or online access to that journal. Once on the journal's homepage, use the citation information, ie. volume, issues, numbers, to drill down to the needed article.

2. If the library does not have access to the journal that you need, you can order individual articles through ILLiad.