Learn how to maximize the efficiency of your reference searching in SciFinder-n with powerful features such as AutoSuggest for key words and queries, and relevance ranking in answer sets. You may filter result sets by Best, Good, and Fair ranking; the most-relevant results display at the top of the References result page. To access a video demo on these features, click on the screen below. A new window with the video will open in the CAS website. 

Citation Maps in SciFinder-n include backward and forward citations for a reference search result. The Citation Map has built-in, color-coded relevance ranking and filtering by document type, author, and concept. You also have the ability to view Reference Details, including those for citations within a Citation Map reference. To access a demo of this feature, click on the image below. A new window will open with the video in the CAS website.

Learn how you can increase your search bandwidth in SciFinder-n , and perform non-linear searches by opening multiple tabs without losing your original query. Click on the image below to access a demo of this feature. A new window will open with the video in the CAS website.

Learn how uploading a structure drawn in CAS Draw simultaneously performs an exact search, substructure search, and similarity search (similarity results are based on the Tanimoto algorithm) in SciFinder-n. For substructure results, you have the ability to filter out coordination compounds and metallocenes, as well as filter by other means. To access a demo on this feature, please click the image below. A new window will open with the video in the CAS website.