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Targeting the chemical information that matters
The CrossFire Database Suite is comprised of CrossFire Beilstein, CrossFire Gmelin and Patent Chemistry Database. The suite represents a unique, deeply indexed source of experimental data in organic, inorganic and organometallic chemistry. The suite contains:
- Substances: fully searchable chemical structures. Substance records show physical, chemical and bioactivity data – including pharmacodynamics and (eco-)toxicology data from different publications.
- Reactions: fully searchable single and multi-step reactions, many with reaction procedure texts.
- Citations: indexed from the primary organic, inorganic and organomatellic chemistry journal literature going back to 1772 and patent literature.
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CrossFire Beilstein
CrossFire Beilstein is the essential first step in chemistry, making chemists’ research faster and cheaper. It is a unique resource for synthetic scientists: everything from a huge pool of physical property data to workflow tools. CrossFire Beilstein covers core organic chemistry since 1771 and patent publications from 1869-1980. |
Patent Chemistry Database
Indispensable in synthesis planning and lead discovery, the Patent Chemistry Database (PCD) indexes reactions, experimental reaction text and substance related information from English language organic chemistry and life science patent documents published since 1976. |
CrossFire Gmelin
CrossFire Gmelin’s deep indexing makes it the essential first step in materials science and catalysis research. It is the only comprehensive, electronically searchable source of reactions, structures, properties and citations from inorganic and organometallic chemistry journals, with sources going back to 1772.
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 CrossFire Commander
CrossFire Commander and CrossFire Server are an integrated client/server application for searching the CrossFire Database Suite. With simple queries, the experimental chemical and physical properties, including electric, magnetic, thermal, crystal and physiological data can be accessed to provide relevant answers to all questions in preparative chemistry.
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