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|  | Home > Research Help > Chemistry > Beilstein/Gmelin Crossfire Beilstein and Gmelin via CrossFire Commander Beilstein (1771+) is a database of organic compound properties, structures, reactions, and references to the journal literature of organic chemistry. Gmelin is the inorganic and organometallic counterpart to Beilstein. Both databases have flexible and powerful searching by substance, property and/or reaction. Substance searching includes exact structure, substructure, CAS number, molecular formula, name, and many more choices. How To Access Beilstein and Gmelin... ...In the Library People affiliated with Johns Hopkins University and Medical Institutions may use Beilstein and Gmelin on the workstations in the Milton S. Eisenhower Library using CrossFire Commander: Look for the SciFinder/Beilstein/Gmelin folder on the computer desktops. ...On Campus To use Beilstein/Gmelin via CrossFire Commander on lab, office or home computers, you must install the client software from the Minerva consortium website at the University of Wisconsin. The username and password is available to those affiliated with JHU or JHMI, by contacting one of the science and engineering librarians at the Eisenhower Library. Group: johnshop CrossFire Commander may also be used off campus via VPN remote access. Contact Chemistry Librarian Stephen Stich 410-516-8357. | ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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