From: Bryan Vickery (bryanv$##$cursci.co.uk)
Date: Wed May 20 1998 - 05:54:01 EDT
>In the near future I'm in the necessity to set up a stock of fine
>chemicals. I would like to have a program which allows me to find
>rapidly the location of products searching them through name, fragments
>of name (let say.. all products containing "acid" or "amin" in their
>name, etc. ), formula or, even better, molecular formula (substructure).
>Do you have suggestions ?
ChemWeb have recently launched MDL's 'Available Chemicals Directory',
which should be all that you need. There is a FREE 30 day trial period
and then a charge of $10 per full record (searching is free of charge).
Unlimited single user access is only $5000 for 1 year.
The ACD ChemWeb Service accesses information from the Available
Chemicals Directory (ACD) from MDL Information Systems Inc. ACD is an
extensive database containing over 240,000 compounds and 600,000
products from more than 300 suppliers world-wide. With the ACD ChemWeb
Service you can:
Search multiple catalogs simultaneously
Reduce chemical costs
Avoid unnecessary synthesis
Improve your process or your product
Streamline your chemical location and ordering process
Search for compounds by:
Chemical names, synonyms and name fragments
Molecular formula
CAS Registry Number
Chemical structure - exact, substructure and similarity
Select the right compound by comparing:
Quantity and pack sizes available
Price
Purity and grade
Supplier and distributor locations
See http://acd.chemweb.com:8021/InsourceInit/webservice.html for more
details
Bryan Vickery
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