07-24-03 19:17
No 449561
When I read posts in the higher forums, you are constantly discussing and requiring various references and journals. Some in other languages.
How does one gain access to a specific journal (or collection of..?) ?
Are there free journals?
Are there journals you pay to have access to?
Are there journals you need to have a specific academic accreditation to gain access to?
Are journals nicely organised and easy to retreive information from? (What do journals look like=)
What is required of a person to send a test sample to bee analysed using chromatographies and other advanced techniques requiring ultra-expensive equipment?
Actually now looking, the abbreviation page is amazing, someone has done such a beautiful job.
JCS Journal of the Royal Chemical Society.
(Chief Bee)
07-27-03 05:09
No 450056
Most journals are only available at University Libraries, but some are available online, and an even smaller portion is available online for free, see this thread for links: Post 363228 (Rhodium: "Free Online Chemistry & Medicinal Journals", Novel Discourse)
Are there journals you need to have a specific academic accreditation to gain access to?
Some journals are only available to Law Enforcement officials, like Journal of Clandestine Laboratory Investigating Chemists Association - This journal is somewhat of an holy grail to us, as you can see from the following abstracts: ../rhodium /clic.ht
Are journals nicely organised and easy to retreive information from? (What do journals look like=)
Yes usually, they look like thick magazines, and the older volumes are usually bound into books of about 1000-2000 pages each.
(Hive Bee)
07-29-03 03:00
No 450488
Thanks Rhodium! That's what I wanted to know.
mmm frisky uni girls (only the ones wearing skirts) and glorious libraries, yes please.
A degree or three would bee nice too.
Reading the CLIC journal was just amazing... Just powerful powerful stuff, it floored me. Excellent Rhodi.