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Overview
The computer-based Beilstein Handbook is the most complete and systematic collection of evaluated data on organic compounds. This book begins with an introduction and overview of the database. It then discusses the development of the database, the implementations of the two operating systems (STN and DIALOG), chemical structure searches, and the physical properties data stored in the handbook. It also describes the Lawson Similarity Number, a valuable new tool for searching for structure similarity.
Synopsis
The computer-based Beilstein Handbook is the most complete and systematic collection of evaluated data on organic compounds. This book begins with an introduction and overview of the database. It then discusses the development of the database, the implementations of the two operating systems (STN and DIALOG), chemical structure searches, and the physical properties data stored in the handbook. It also describes the Lawson Similarity Number, a valuable new tool for searching for structure similarity.
Booknews
Proceedings of a symposium at the September 1989 American Chemical Society meeting in Miami Beach, Florida, plus several additional papers. Discusses the computer information service available to chemists in industry and academia, explaining its implementation, content, and search procedures. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknews.com)