Organic handbook

To look up the compound Pyridine by Name. Use the Name Index Sachregister in which the entry reads:. Pyridine is in volume 20 of the Basic Series Hauptwerk H on page seite You will notice that in each Supplementary Series, the volume number will remain the same since in the Beilstein System, Pyridine is a heterocyclic compound without a function group.

A search in the Collective Index for Pyridine reveals that there is no entry. On occasion, you may run across an index entry such as : vgl 22 II The vgl means compare additional information in volume 22, 2nd supplemental II , page Beilstein follows a certain order for presenting information in each entry. Basically, all the entries include, in the following order:.

Besides Beilstein's order for each entry, there are many reference tools in the library to assist you. Use a German-English science dictionary to translate unfamiliar words. All of the foreign language dictionaries are located in the first row of the reference collection. P3 Beilstein dictionary : German-English, for users of the Beilstein handbook of organic chemistry.

B The Beilstein guide : a manual for the use of Beilsteins Handbuch der organischen Chemie. B4 W5. Cassell's German - English, English - German dictionary. B45 Dictionary of chemistry and chemical engineering.

D47 How to use Beilstein : Beilstein handbook of organic chemistry. A brief introduction to the use of Beilstein's Handbuch der organischen chemie. Other reference sources, besides the Centennial and Collective indexes, cite volume, series and page numbers to certain organic compounds found in Beilstein.

Lange's Handbook of Chemistry. L16 In Lange's, Section 1. Basic Volumes Supplementary Series I Volumes plus chemical name and formula indexes designated as v. Series I. Series I Volumes Natural products not elsewhere covered Supplementary Series II Volumes plus chemical name and formula indexes designated as v. Also note that our print subscription ended with part 17 of Vol. Hence any additional parts of V. The individual compounds are arranged according to the Beilstein System which classifies all organic compounds according to their structure.

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