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SciFinder^® - Part of the Process™

SciFinder is a research discovery tool that allows you to explore the CAS databases that contain literature from many scientific disciplines, including biomedical sciences, chemistry, engineering, materials science, agricultural science, and more!

You can explore one single source for scientific information in journal and patent literature from around the world.

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Product Overview

With SciFinder, you can be more creative and productive in your research process. SciFinder is easy-to-use and offers you:

Access to current, high-quality scientific information
Links to more relevant journal articles and patent documents than any other source
The ability to significantly improve your productivity
Capabilities for exploring substructures and reactions

Content at a Glance

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The CAS databases provide access to:

More than 16 million single- and multi-step reactions
More than 1 billion predicted property values
More than 2 million experimental properties
The CAS REGISTRY^SM database - the original source and final authority for CAS Registry Numbers - updated daily
All patent records, meeting CAS selection criteria, from 9 of the major patent offices are available online within 2 days of the patents' issuance
Sequences combined from CAS and GenBank databases, which are indexed and linked to scientific journal and patent literature

Features

Explore by chemical structure
Explore by research topic, author, company, substance name, or reaction
Stay up-to-date on today's most recent scientific developments

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Updated 12/31/2008 10:03:15 AM