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Description
Reaxys is an online resource created by Elsevier that enables users to access a wealth of information regarding chemical substances and data sourced from published academic literature, including both journals and patents. This platform facilitates the retrieval of details about chemical compounds, reactions, properties, along with bibliographic and substance data, which includes synthesis planning guidance and experimental methods derived from a curated selection of journals and patents. Introduced in 2009 as a modern alternative to the CrossFire databases, Reaxys was crafted to provide research chemists with both contemporary and historical insights into organic, inorganic, and organometallic chemistry, all via a user-friendly interface. Spanning over two centuries of chemical research, it draws information from thousands of journal articles, books, and patents, ensuring a comprehensive resource. The database emphasizes data derived from specific journals and chemistry patents, prioritizing entries that feature a chemical structure, are validated by experimental data, and contain reliable citations, thus enhancing the credibility of the information provided. Furthermore, Reaxys continues to evolve, ensuring that it meets the ongoing needs of researchers in the ever-changing landscape of chemical research.
Description
Enhance your design decisions and seamlessly monitor the entire compound synthesis journey with confidence. Torx serves as an innovative, visually-oriented, web-based platform that motivates chemistry discovery teams to collaborate effectively and accelerate their progress. It features dedicated, independent modules for Design, Make, Test, and Analyze, all working in harmony to provide a comprehensive platform for the discovery cycle. Expedite the design of molecules, easily capture and disseminate knowledge, and manage resources efficiently. The platform promotes collaborative efforts and efficient information sharing for all participants involved in the DMTA cycle. Regardless of whether you label it 'Design-Make-Test-Analyze' or 'Design-Synthesize-Test-Analyze,' all small molecule chemistry teams adhere to a standard process: designing molecules, synthesizing compounds, then testing and assessing the outcomes before embarking on the next cycle; this methodology is a guiding principle for chemistry teams globally. This streamlined approach not only enhances productivity but also fosters a culture of innovation within the team.
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Vendor Details
Company Name
Elsevier
Founded
1880
Country
Netherlands
Website
www.elsevier.com/products/reaxys
Vendor Details
Company Name
Cresset Group
Founded
2002
Country
United Kingdom
Website
www.torx-software.com
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Chemical
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Product Features
Chemical
Certificates of Analysis
No
Chemical Process Simulation
No
Computer-Assisted Structure Elucidation (CASE)
No
ISO Management
No
Inventory Management
No
Particle Tracking
No
Reporting & Statistics
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Samples Tracking
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Traceability
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