Re: ORGLIST: Bad Journals?

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From: Darren Rhodes (darren.rhodes$##$gmail.com)
Date: Tue Jun 06 2006 - 10:39:41 EDT

A few points Ken: yes, rubbish does get into scientific literature but
it isn't necessarily journal specific nor nationality specific.

The note under the name of 'Kiessling, Dr Anthony J' is very
instructive: compare how an analytical chemist gets a result vs how an
organic chemist typically gets a yield figure. Kiessling's note is
most probably representative of a lot (majority) of papers in
scientific journals the obvious exception being Organic Process
Research and Development.

As for patents: I found their processes fairly reproducible (with one
glaring exception).

Darren. 

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