[chemweb] Substructure searchable chemistry journals

Wendy Warr wendy at warr.com
Fri May 13 11:58:57 BST 2005


Is the Journal of Heterocyclic Chemistry really the first
substructurally searchable chemistry journal (see below)?
 
Incidentally, I notice a letter in this week's issue of C&EN pointing
out that Organic Syntheses, not Beilstein JOC, is the first major Open
Access journal in its field.
 
Wendy 
 
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