08-16-03 08:54
(Rated as: misinforming)
(Chief Bee)
08-16-03 14:36
No 453905
There is only one sample issue available for each journal, the rest requires payment. Or have you found a workaround?
(Hive Bee)
08-16-03 15:55
No 453912
see, in Free Online Chemistry and Medical Journals over at the
Novel Discourse
We're all in this world together,
http://www.chiapaslink.ukgateway.net/
(Hive Bee)
08-17-03 05:38
No 454022
I had a look and most of some of them, seem to be full texts.." I know that some sites require you to hand over some pennys or two..However, i viewed some and have been able to result in the whole text being available.
rhodium, i dont think its a workaround but there are full txts there. perhaps just luck.
once, again hope you all enjoy..
russian journals provides full texts and so does wiley-science. some only provide abstracts, but i believe the majority is full txts
Without GLASSWARE where the fuck would we BEE?
(Chief Bee)
08-17-03 14:30
No 454100
Are you accessing the sites from a university or somesuch? I checked all the Eur. J. Org. Chem. volumes (1998-2003), and they all required login or a $25 payment per article to grant access. They will only allow access to Issue #1 (2003) for people who have registered with them (when registering, you get one sample issue of each Wiley Journal, it's not much, but it's free).
(Hive Bee)
08-17-03 15:19
No 454107
Fuk you hit the nail on the head Rhodium,
i am a uni student however, not studying chem but still have access to full txts.. sorry to all.
However, if anyone is after somethhing in particular i will have a search for them just PM me, and ill do my best.
Sorry fucken bumma.
