CHM338 Organic Chemistry Synthesis Paper

1. CHM338 Organic ChemistrySynthesis Paper Linda ShackleNoble Science & Engineering LibraryRoom 130E480-965-7601http://libguide.asu.edu/engineeringlinda.shackle@asu.edu

2. What We’ll Cover Today • Getting your tools together • Picking a compound • What resources to use and how • Tracking down the references in the Libraries • Adding the references to RefWorks • Avoiding plagiarism • ACS Citation Style • Write’n’Cite

3. Getting your tools together Library Account Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) RefWorks (citation management software)

4. Getting your tools together HANDS ON! Library Account – is your email address correct? Interlibrary Loan (ILLiad) – register RefWorks (citation management software) – register

5. Getting your tools together And most importantly … Chemistry Libguidehttp://libguides.asu.edu/chemistry Course Resources CHM338

6. Picking a Compound 1. Pick ones that are interesting 2. Research your compounds before turning in your list!

7. What Resources to Use and How Demonstrations • Kirk-Othmer Encyclopedia of Chemical Technology • Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Encyclopedia

8. Hands On!! Look up your compound(s) in the background resources. What Resources to Use and How

9. Use “Get It @ ASU Use other links if provided Enter article title or book title in “Library One Search” Enter journal title in “Journal Title Lookup” Tracking Down the References in the Libraries

10. Look for “Export” feature on the database or full text web page. Direct export, or Download file and import into RefWorks Use “Get It @ ASU”’s additional option feature“Export to RefWorks” Manually add reference to RefWorks Exporting References into RefWorks

11. Hands On!! Look up your references from the background resources. Tracking Down the References in the Libraries

12. What Resources to Use and How Synthesis • Merck Index • SciFinder Web

13. Hands On!! For Merck Index and SciFinder: Find synthesis and review articles for your compound Add citations to RefWorks Track down the full text of the references What Resources to Use and How

14. Avoiding Plagiarism No matter if you paraphraseor quote you must always attribute Avoiding Plagiarism Handout

15. ACS Citation Style ACS (American Chemical Society) style has two formats: • Short format: eliminates titles for the articles, patent and book chapters. Larabee, D. C.; Reynolds, T. Y.; Hochberg, R. B. J. Med. Chem. 2001, 44, 1802-1814. • Full or long format: complete citation Larabee, D. C.; Reynolds, T. Y.; Hochberg, R. B. Estradiol-16α-carboxylic Acid Esters as Locally Active Estrogens. J. Med. Chem. 2001, 44, 1802-1814.

16. ACS Citation Style For this paper, use the full format. • Journal of Medicinal Chemistry’s author guide, section 2.2.8 (References & Notes) • Quick Guide: ACS Citation Style

17. Write ‘n’ Cite • Add-on software for RefWorks and Word • Write your paper in Word, insert RefWorks coding • Save your file • Tell RefWorks the location of your file and in what style you want the document • RefWorks creates the new document

18. Write ‘n’ Cite • For more information about RefWorks and Write ‘n’ Cite see: • Ref Works libguidehttp://libguides.asu.edu/refworks

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