Documentation Styles for
the Sciences
ACS Style
ACS (American Chemical Society)
style is often used for research papers in the sciences.
The
1986 edition of ACS Style Guide: A Manual for Authors and Editors
is at 808.06654 in the
library’s
circulating collection.
Below are some links to web sites
with examples of ACS style. Most are
from web pages at
other
colleges.
American Chemical Society:
ACS Books Reference Style Guidelines
ACS Guidelines for
Documenting Sources
American Chemical
Society (ACS) Citation Style for Internet Sources
CSE (Council of Science Editors)
style was formerly known as CBE (Council of Biology Editors) style.
Here
are some links to try.
Sciences: Documenting
Sources (includes manuscript format and sample pages; excellent
introduction)
Using CBE Style to
Cite and Document Sources (has
examples for Internet sources)