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Finding Articles

Start with this general database when looking for articles in this subject area. Databases are a collection of million of articles in a specific field of study and may provide links to the full-text of an article. 

 

Academic Search Complete covers many fields of study including chemistry, and provides general chemistry coverage. 

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How do I know if a journal is peer-reviewed?

  1. Most article databases, including the library catalog, have an option to limit results to peer review. If there is not an option to limit, try adding "peer review" as a search term. Many databases like Academic Search Complete (EBSCO) indicate whether an article is peer reviewed. 

     
  2. The easiest way of determine whether a journal is peer reviewed is by using the library's catalog. Search the library's catalog for the title of the journal, and the results will indicate whether it is peer reviewed. If there is no indication, then it is not peer reviewed.
     
  3. ​​​Visit the journal or publisher's website. Publishers will highlight whether a journal is peer reviewed in the description of the journal.  
  • NOTE: Even thought a journal is deemed peer reviewed does not mean every article in the journal is peer reviewed.  Book reviews, editorials, etc., do not qualify as peer reviewed. For more information, visit our guide about Peer-Review

For more in-depth research

The full list of WU databases is available by alphabetic list, subject, or type of resource. 

Journals in the library collection

 

Search for a journal title or browse journals by category

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