Special Topics in Organic Chemistry - Fall 2016 (26:160:512)

One way to find some more relevant sources about your topic is to make use of the bibliography at the end of scholarly articles - especially review articles!  In order to find the source listed in the biblioraphy, you mus first identify the type of source you are looking for.  Given a citation, how can you tell what kind of source it is?  Here are tips on what to look out for...

• Book - includes publisher name
• Journal article - includes volume/issue #
• Conference proceeding - includes conference name, location
• Patent - includes patent # that typically begins with 2 letters
• Web site - includes URL
• Dissertation - includes university name

For examples of citations in these categories, take a look at the link below:

There are also a number of ways in which Rutgers students may access articles: