The document is a survey about chemistry literature and research tools. It contains 16 multiple choice or true/false questions about databases like INSPEC, Scifinder Scholar, Chemspider, and Google Scholar. The questions cover what each database searches, features like chemical structures, impact factors, and citation information.

2. TRUE

3. FALSE

4. The citation manager tool Zotero is only available to licensed Binghamton University students, faculty and staff.

5. TRUE

6. FALSE

7. Citation searching in article databases is completing the missing parts of the bibliographic information, such as the author, title, journal volume, and page number details.

8. TRUE

9. FALSE

10. Google Scholar searches the same journals, patents, conference proceedings and monographs as Scifinder Scholar.

11. TRUE

12. FALSE

13. The Libraries spends over $1,000,000 annually to license and purchase research tools like article databases, journals, books, and websites for Chemistry.

14. TRUE

15. FALSE

16. The database Registry in Scifinder Scholar is a world-wide, current alphabetical and institutional listing of all working chemists, with an author number attached to their name for easy searching.

17. A. TRUE

18. B. FALSE

19. Chemspider includes a section for Synthetic preparations, where you can get detailed information on synthesizing substances.

20. TRUE

21. FALSE

22. The Wikipedia Chemistry Portal has a special symbol that notes where a chemist has edited entries and/or synthesized a chemical substance.

23. TRUE

24. FALSE

25. For Questions 9-15 complete the following chart. Mark an X in the box if the database has the feature listed. Database NameFeatureChemical Structure SearchingImpact Factors for Journalsh-index for AuthorsCitation SearchingAuthor ID NumbersChemspiderGoogle ScholarReaxysScfinder ScholarScopusWeb of ScienceWikipedia Chemistry Portal<br />