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indexCompound ResultsView the compounds that matched your structure search query. At the top of the page appears the search statement that retrieved the results, including the selected reactant option. The actual number of compounds found by the search appears at the top of the page. If, however, your hit count is greater than 500, then only 500 compounds are available for viewing. You can use the navigation buttons to view compound records. For example:
Each compound is accompanied by two links: a link to the Compound Details page and a link to the Full Record page. If you want to print a compound record from this page, select the compound(s), and then click the Print button. If your search also retrieved reactions, then click Go to Reaction Results button to view the reaction records. indexOutput RecordsOutput options are available from the Compound Results and Reaction Results Record pages in the Structure Search function.
Note: From the Reaction Results page, you can save your records to an RD file. From the Compound Results page, you can save your records to an SD file. See also Output Records indexCompounds Marked ListYou can add compound records to your Compounds Marked List and later print them, e-mail them, or save them to an SD file,
indexCopying and Pasting Chemical StructuresYou can copy a chemical structure from this page, and then paste the image in the Structure Drawing box in order to create and modify new chemical structures.
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indexCreate Alert / RSS ButtonClick this button if you want to save your search as a Saved Searches alert. The product takes you to the Save Search History dialog where you can save the selected records as a search history, create an e-mail alert, and create an RSS feed. You must be a registered user and you must sign in to save your results as a search history. Your institution must have a subscription to alerting to save a search history as an alert -- otherwise, the button does not display. Check with your System Administrator to see if your institution subscribes to alerting. See Save Search History for more information. indexSave to SD FileindexYou can save compound records to an SD (structure-data file) file from the Compound Results page. An SD file contains the compound's connection table, along with associated data for one or more compounds. You can open an SD file in WordPad or you can use any chemical software tool to import the file. For more information about SD files, go to the Accelrys CTfile Formats page and request a free copy of their "CTfile Formats" document. Note: This file format was developed by MDL Information Systems, Inc. It is only available to customers who subscribe to the Structure Search function in the Web of Science Core Collection. indexAccessing Reaction RecordsIf your search retrieved reaction records as well as compound records, click the Go to Reaction Results button at the top of the page to view the retrieved reaction records. indexKeep in mind that if your institution subscribes to both the Index Chemicus and the Current Chemical Reactions indexes, then a Compound Data search will create two sets of results: a set of compound records and a set of substructure reaction records. indexProblems with Viewing Chemical Structures in FirefoxWhen using Firefox, you may sometimes see a blank chemical structure image appear on the following pages.
To fix this problem, press the F5 key to refresh the page in order to view the chemical structure. indexInformation About ... |