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SFX Citation Linker
Enter information you have about a citation and SFX will try to find the electronic copy. If the library does not own an electronic copy, SFX will try to find the print copy in the library catalogue. The Linker also has a DOI resolver. 

DOI Resolvers
DOI is a Digital Object Identifier that is given to electronic articles, books, etc. If you have a number that looks something like: 10.1126/science.309.5738.1149k, you can enter it at the Web sites below to access the document.

• SFX Citation Linker has a DOI resolver
• DOI Resolver from doi.org (near the bottom of the page)
• CrossRef's OpenURL Resolver  

• CrossFire
  Chemical structures, reactions and properties, references to the literature for organic and inorganic compounds from the Beilstein and Gmelin databases.
  Instructions on accessing CrossFire and access to help guides
• SciFinder
  Journal and patent literature for chemistry and related disciplines, including substance data (REGISTRY), chemical reactions (CASREACT), chemical regulatory data (CHEMLIST), and chemical suppliers (CHEMCATS). Instructions on Accessing SciFinder
• Link to other Chemistry-related research databases

Access to journal literature in the pre-electronic era.
These are all available in the library. Click on the titles to see their call number and location

• Catalogue of scientific papers[1800 - 1900]
  • Online: Subject indexes for mathematics, mechanics and physics are available on 19th Century Masterfile; chemistry coverage is limited
  • Online: Full-text available on Gallica's periodicals list; browse-only - no searching function available
  • More information on the Catalogue of scientific papers (from U Waterloo)
• International catalogue of scientific literature: 1901 - 1914
• Crell's chemical journal / Chemisches Journal [1791 - 1793]
• Pharmaceutisches Central-Blatt / Chemisches Central-Blatt[1830 - 1925]
• Journal of the Chemical Society: Abstracts [1871 - 1925]
  • Even-numbered volumes abstract pure and theoretical chemistry literature
  • Online: Full-text available on the RSC Journals Archives, however each issue must be searched separately
• International congresses and conferences, 1840-1937