Library databases vs Google
Part of the MIT Libraries video tutorial series. This video explains the difference between a search engine like Google and article databases that the Libraries subscribe to. Search tips like truncation and using synonyms are also provided.
Used in 3.091: Introduction to Solid State Chemistry.
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