Library Helps
Citing Articles using ACS Style
You need to us ACS Style for your citations. Even though you are retrieving the article from a website, you still need to include the author, date, article title, journal, volume/issue, and page numbers of the article. When applicable you should also include the DOI and/or website.
This tutorial (http://researchguides.baylor.edu/readacitation) will help you understand the purpose of citations and the information that is needed in a citation.
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The ACS Style Guide by Call Number: Jones Info Desk QD8.5 .A25 2006ISBN: 9780841239999Publication Date: 2006
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Chapter 14: ReferencesPDF from the ACS Style Guide. Provided by ACS Publications.
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Citing Styles: ACSProvided by Williams College Libraries
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ACS Style GuidelinesProvided by Chemistry Library, University of Wisconson-Madison Libraries
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American Chemical Society (ACS) Citation StyleProvided by J.W. England Library at University of the Sciences
Organizing Articles
You may wish to consider using bibliographic or citation manager to organize your articles. These programs not only offer away to organize the articles you find by allowing you to put them in folder and label them with key words and take notes on the articles, but they also allow you to export your references directly to your word processor in the correct format you need.
For more information check out these research guides:
