Examples: HTML

These are a few of our HTML articles enhanced for RSC Prospect, which we have made freely available to demonstrate the features added to our online articles. You can find other Prospect-enhanced articles by browsing our journal contents lists and looking for the RSC Prospect icon.

Please send any feedback - suggestions or questions - and we'll do our best to answer.

PDFs with compound galleries

We have also produced some sample PDFs with compound galleries. These show the principal compounds in the paper using ChemSpider's structure rendering algorithms. Before we build these into our publishing processes we'd be very keen to hear what you make of them.

XMP-enriched PDFs

Here are two article PDFs that we've enriched with XMP metadata. To get an idea of what's in them, if you're using Acrobat Reader, go to Document properties..., select the Description tab, click on Additional Metadata... and select the Advanced option from the list on the left. 

If you expand the Dublin Core Properties entry you'll be able to see bibliographic metadata such as the authors, the title and so forth. 

If you expand the dcterms entry then this gives you a list of URLs, some of which point to our InChI resolver for the compounds mentioned in the paper, some of which resolve to Open Biomedical Ontology terms on the web, and some of which resolve to RSC ontologies.