Q. I need to find academic articles on the detection of benzoquinine.

I recommend choosing EBSCO Academic Search Complete and ProQuest Science & Technology databases.

Here's how to get started:

Academic Search Complete

1. From the databases page (link below), choose the Science page.
2. Select EBSCO Academic Search Complete.
3. Type in your topic.
4. You will have so many results, you'll need to use these techniques to save time:
   • Click on Subject: Thesaurus Term to see all options, choose if you see on that fits your topics, or try Subject.
   • Click on Subject to see all options, choose if you see on that fits your topics.
   • Full Text under Limit To is a good option for any search.
   • When you need scholarly or peer reviewd articles, check teh box next to Scholarly (Peer Reviewed) Journals under Limit to.

Research Library Science & Technology

1. From the databases page (link below), choose the Science page.
2. Select ProQuest Science & Technology.
3. Type in your topic.
4. You will have so many results, you'll need to use the techniques described in the Save Time on Result List box (link below).You will have so many results, you'll need to use these techniques to save time:
   • Full Text
     Select Full text included to limit to articles with full text online.
   • Source Type
     You can easily narrow down to academic or scholarly resources if your instructor requires it by selecting Scholarly Journals. 
   • Document Type
     This is an easy way to limit your search to things like audio/video, biographies, case studies, commentary, editorials, government documents, interviews, speeches, statistics, transcripts, and more.
   • Subject
     Save a lot of time by selecting a subject. This will eliminate articles that just mention your topic, but are not mainly about your topic.