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Tools and tips for locating articles before Chemical Abstracts began in 1907.
Journal Alerting Services
TOCs and RSS Feeds
You can register for email alerts of new tables of contents directly with many electronic journals. Go to the journal's home page and follow instructions provided by the publisher.
Some publishers also provide RSS feeds for new journal content. Among them:
You can set up customized "Keep Me Posted" alerts in SciFinder, Web of Science, PubMed, and many other index systems. These will run searches periodically and email you the new results.
The Royal Society of Chemistry publishes three searchable current-awareness databases that cover selected journals and offer graphical abstracts:
Articles 
Some publishers also provide RSS feeds for new journal content. Among them:
