OVERVIEW — Web of Science consists of high-quality databases that contain information gathered from thousands of scholarly journals in several areas of research.

With Web of Science you can:

• Search by bibliographic data and by cited reference
• Search by chemical structure, substructure, and reaction
• Create sophisticated search strategies that you can save for future use
• Mark records for saving, printing and exporting
• Link to the full text of articles or to related content from other notable information sources

The three citation databases include cited reference information for each article. You can use cited references as search terms. A cited reference search enables you to find journal articles that cite one or more articles, books, or other publications.

The two new chemistry databases contain graphical representations of the structures and reactions reported in journal articles. You can search these databases by structure, compound/reaction details, and bibliographic information (topic, author, source title, address).