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chemoleo
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FREE Online Journals
Yes, there are many.
However, to get this topic started, have a look at this resource. Many articles are free, and quite interesting, although not necessarily science related -topics are very widely spread. This is
the periodicals section (large).. Sadly most of the science related ones are subscription-based. Arggh I just hate it when journals make money on the
backs of hard-working scientists - as science is already paid by the tax-payer! Anyway....
Of course, then there is
Gallica - which is mainly French, with German & English tidbits. In particular, have a look at the
periodicals section which contains several wellknown old journals, such as Berichte, The Journal of Phy. Chem.. Most is in French though.
PNAS is a wellknown science/lifescience journal, articles can be viewed for free that are 6 months old or older. Some articles are rather seminal
papers.
Feel free to post sources you know of!
This time it's not books, it's Journals, aka periodicals!
[Edited on 7-4-2005 by chemoleo]
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http://www.doaj.org/
PS: http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/
[Edited on 7-4-2005 by S.C. Wack]
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You guys forgot BioMed Central?! 
http://www.biomedcentral.com/
Then again, since its not that related to chemistry...
Hail Open Access Publishing!!!!!!
sparky (^_^)
P.S. And while I'm at it, you can get some neat articles at http://www.arxiv.org and http://citeseer.ist.psu.edu/ , although they are not chemistry related also. 
Physicists and computer scientists here might enjoy, if they don't know about this yet (which I doubt).
[Edited on 7-4-2005 by sparkgap]
"What's UTFSE? I keep hearing about it, but I can't be arsed to search for the answer..."
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FREE MEDICAL JOURNALS
http://www.freemedicaljournals.com/
FREE PHYSICS JOURNALS
http://physnet.uni-oldenburg.de/PhysNet/journals.html
http://www.iop.org/EJ/archive/
FREE CHEMISTRY JOURNALS
Not sure if it works for others, here it does.
http://www.abc.chemistry.bsu.by/current/fulltext.htm
Free from UK campuses:
http://www.chem.uky.edu/courses/che450g/handouts/onlinejourn...
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Sorry chemoleo, but IOP doesn't offer free access to its articles. I know this because I needed an article from Journal of Physics once, and
attempting to retrieve the PDF led me to a login page saying "only registered academic institutions have access". The only way I was able to
solve my problem was to e-mail the author of the article I was in need of.
sparky (^_^)
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chemoleo
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On the right-hand side of the table it says which journals are free. The one you wanted is not.
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Re: FREE JOURNAL ACCESS
Thime-connect.com offers free 30 days to their list which can be renewed by merely changing your log in name. There are such journals as Synlett and
Synthesis, Planta Medica, which are of my interest but please check them out.........solo
http://www.thieme-chemistry.com/thieme-chemistry/journals/in...
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Didn't notice that. My apologies. But this is apparently a recent
development. There was no mention of open source on that site quite a while back...
sparky (^_^)
P.S. Thanks also for pointing out that PNAS now allows open access as well; I have now been able to obtain an article that has already taken 4 months
to search until now.  Danke schoen!!!!
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The Public Library of Science
or, PLoS, is an open access journal focusing primarily on research papers in biology, medicine, computational biology, genetics an pathogens.
I found their ideology interesting.
Down with those science-community-abusing capitalist profit-hungry publishers! 
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Ahhhhhhh, when will the good people at google ever cease to make me love them? I found this little gem the other day as I was looking for articles
for a psych paper. It doesn't differentiate between the subscription and free, but there were quite a few free ones I found. I didn't get
much of a chance to look for any chemsitry goodies. You still get the abstract if you don't have a membership.
http://www.scholar.google.com/
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The Royal Society of Chemistry offers free access to some of their publications.
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Affiliation to a university or research institution really helps as they often have complete access to journals and publicatons.
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Guess it should be mentioned here that the first page of all pre-1996 ACS articles are free - in case you need a 1 page article, or another article
starts on the second page. The scan quality sucks sometimes but they are usually OCR'd.
More importantly, you can UTFSE there, this includes words in the articles.
http://pubs.acs.org/about.html
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Fleaker
Affiliation to a university or research institution really helps as they often have complete access to journals and publicatons.
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*me points to this thread*
sparky (~_~)
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Literature For Free
Hello,
I am currently undertaking a literature survey for my thesis, and have run into this dearth of free literature of which you speak.
Here is a cool thing:Check out Pubmed
A nice Pubmed/Medline tool at the University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center site:
http://invention.swmed.edu/etblast/etblast.shtml
it will chew through a paragraph, strip out keywords, and send a query to Pubmed.
http://invention.swmed.edu/etblast/user/user-1114702151/resu...
This looks like a useful tool for locating a set of references related to a topic (as long as the articles are in Medline).
Additionally, If you are in graduate school, most journals can be accessed directly on-line thourgh the university library website (I think an
undergrad student number may work too). This can get you access to just about any ACS publication (lots and lots of great stuff).
ACS (American Chemical Society) membership also comes with a member number that can be used to access archived (back issues) papers from the ACS
hosted databases. If you are a chemical professional, your employer will usually cover the annual dues.
Beware of finding the good German literature ante-1946--a lot of it seems to be "missing" hmm--I think that WWII is interfering with my
research.
Anyway, I hope that some of this was usefull!
Best of luck,
O3
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| Quote: | Originally posted by sparkgap
Sorry chemoleo, but IOP doesn't offer free access to its articles. I know this because I needed an article from Journal of Physics once, and
attempting to retrieve the PDF led me to a login page saying "only registered academic institutions have access". The only way I was able to
solve my problem was to e-mail the author of the article I was in need of.
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There's another way around this problem, if you live in a university town. Go to the university library and see if there are public internet
terminals. Most universities have them. You can then download all the articles you like (either save them to floppy, or to the desktop and then email
them to yourself using your favourite webmail service).
Works for me, anyway.
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Chem Bank - Name says what it is visit this at the following
Search for Name or Activity
Search for Substructure
Search for Similar Structure
You can limit your search to the following topics
bioactive
commercially available
DOS compound
drug lead
FDA approved drug
ICG commercial library
ICG DOS library
known drug
natural product
NCI open
orally available
primary metabolite
http://chembank.broad.harvard.edu/compounds/
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i have sciencedirect.com access to lot of journals.....i trade it but looking for scanned or native pdf ebooks (in medicinal chemistry , physiology
chemistry and so on)...so if any of u want articles from elsevier , just PM
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Pleeease,
I cannot access this article:
Low-pressure vortex tubes
B Ahlborn et al 1996 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 29 1469-1472 doi:10.1088/0022-3727/29/6/009
from this link: http://www.iop.org/EJ/article/0022-3727/29/6/009/d60608.pdf
It seems that is only free for subscribing institutions. Could someone with college/library access dowload it and post it as an attachment? U2U me in
case you can e-mail me.
Pleeease again.
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Tacho
I cannot access this article:
Low-pressure vortex tubes
B Ahlborn et al 1996 J. Phys. D: Appl. Phys. 29 1469-1472 doi:10.1088/0022-3727/29/6/009
from this link: http://www.iop.org/EJ/article/0022-3727/29/6/009/d60608.pdf
It seems that is only free for subscribing institutions. Could someone with college/library access dowload it and post it as an attachment? U2U me in
case you can e-mail me.
Pleeease again. |
i have it , sending to you
Attachment: d60608.pdf (102kB)
This file has been downloaded 2963 times
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Thanks a lot, andresderis!
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does anyone have access to acs journals, they are not available online in india
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Dear jester,
Which article from which journal of ACS you need? Not only from India, from any where you can not access any secured journals unless you / your
Institution is subscribed or use passwords of other authorised subscribers.
If you need article post a request at wanted references thread of this board. Some one will help you.
..... ayush
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Have you tried using google to search acs's site? I remember finding an old article I needed like this, although they might have fixed this by now.
The technique is quite simple. I will U2U it to you and anyone else who asks.
P.S. Wrong thread. You want the one right below this one.
[Edited on 13-12-2005 by neutrino]
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| Quote: | Originally posted by jester
does anyone have access to acs journals, they are not available online in india |
It is obvious from the "wanted refs" thread that some members have access to full texts from ACS. If you have a special request - post it, I can
usually get the paper within a couple of hours.
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