Key-title Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering (Online)
Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering (Online)
Title proper: Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering.
Abbreviated key-title: Braz. J. Chem. Eng. (Online)
Original alphabet of title: Extended roman
Subject: UDC : 66.0
Subject: Chemical technology. Chemical and related industries
Publisher: São Paulo SP: Brazilian Society of Chemical Engineering
Dates of publication: 1997- 9999
Description: Vol. 14, No. 1 (1997)-
Frequency: Quarterly
Type of resource: Periodical
Language: English
Country: Brazil
Medium: Online
Indexed by: CABABSTRACTS
Indexed by: CROSSREF
Indexed by: OPENALEX
Indexed by: SUDOC
Indexed by: WIKIDATA
Indexed by: WEB OF SCIENCE
Indexed by: ZDB
Indexed by: ROAD
Indexed by: SCOPUS
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Indexed by: FATCAT
Indexed by: GLOBALHEALTH
Digital Archives:
Digital Archives:
LOCKSS Archive, Global LOCKSS Network, https://www.lockss.org, Online access with authorization, 2020/2020, incomplete
NDPP, China, National Science Library, Chinese Academy of Sciences, http://english.las.cas.cn, Unrestricted online access, 2020/2021
Portico, Portico, https://www.portico.org, Online access with authorization, 2022/2024
CLOCKSS Archive, CLOCKSS Archive, https://clockss.org, No online access, 2021/2023
CLOCKSS Archive, CLOCKSS Archive, https://clockss.org, No online access, 2013/2015
Rede Cariniana, Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia, https://cariniana.ibict.br, No online access, 1997/2019, incomplete
Has other medium version: Brazilian Journal of Chemical Engineering (Impresso), 0104-6632
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Last modification date: 25/03/2024
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Record creation date: 26/09/2005
Original ISSN Centre: ISSN National Centre for Brazil