I couldn't begin to give a nutshell response to this.
The question is too open ended. I will say that there
no inexpensive or free web resources that have
chemistry specific search features that I know of.
There are papers on this topic written by myself and
others. My best reference was published in the
Encylopedia of Computational Chemistry, published by
Wiley in 1998. (unfortunately, I don't have the volume
and page no. handy). Edlyn Simmons also has papers in
this subject area.
Andy Berks
--- Jon Cavicchi <JCavicchi@fplc.edu> wrote:
> One of my students has done a paper for me on the
> topic of chemical patent searching. His major focus
> is on using STN to "mine" chemical information.
> While I accept this focus, I wonder what other
> online and Web based resources would be included in
> a truly comprehensive survey of chemical patent
> searching and what arguments can be made for
> accessing some of the same data using other vendors.
> Your thoughts, comments and criticisms are more than
> welcomed.
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