Chemistry Reference Resolver

The Chemistry Reference Resolution serves to quickly direct it to the website of an editor that contains the article you are looking for.

How does chem ref resolver work?

Go to https://chemsearch.kovsky.net/.
Write the reference.
Chem Reference Resolver determines whether it is an appointment of the newspaper, a DOI, a chemical sigma-Aldrich or something more esoteric.
According to the input, it redirects it to the editor’s website, directly to the document (or its closest approach).

Many formats are supported, including vaguely defined “lazy quotes”, such as “Perkin1 2002 2733”.

The chemsearch.kovsky.net website does not have PDF documents.
The search is case-insensitive.
The entire score is generally ignored.
For many journals, a volume number is not required − it is calculated automatically from the publication year. Check supported journals for more info.
There are several browser extensions available.

10.1021/jo1006812 DOI 10.1021/jo1006812	Resolve DOI
jchemsoc	Go to journal homepage
Acc. Chem. Res. 2000, 33, 346	Resolve an ACS style reference
Angew. Chem. Int. Edn Engl. 41, 1796−1800 (2002)	Resolve an NPG style reference
joc, 2010, 4657 acie 45 7134	Even “lazy” citations can be resolved. Resolver supports common abbreviations, such as JOC/joc, perkin1/perkin2, etc.
US 5856532 uspat 5856532	Retrieve a USPTO patent
patent WO2008014520 patent US7842459	Look up any patent supported by Espacenet
sa sodium chloride	Look up a reagent on Sigma-Aldrich website
msds 541-41-3 sds 541-41-3	Search for a Safety Data Sheet (SDS) at the ChemBlink website. CAS numbers only
oadoi 10.1186/1860-5397-1-4	Search open access DOI (oaDOI)

The refernces retrieval can be even easier if these extensions are used:

You can see all supported journals here.