What content is included in Reaxys?
Last updated on October 01, 2025
Reaxys has extensive coverage of authoritative information in organic, inorganic and organometallic chemistry dating as far back as 1771. The information is carefully selected by expert chemists.
Reaxys is updated weekly. Note, however, that the time between date of publication and entry of information in Reaxys records varies with the document source and the nature of the information (such as substance, reaction, or property information) extracted. In some cases information in records appears within two weeks of publication; in other cases, information in records will be complete within two months. See the latest Content Statistics.
Type of information
The information in Reaxys includes all types of property information in separate fields, including:
- Chemical data (reactions and preparations)
- Environmental data
- Physical data
- Spectral data
In total, Reaxys contains approximately 500 million experimental properties in around 500 property search and display fields.
Reaxys also covers various patents.
Periodicals
In April 2013, the content in Reaxys was increased from 400 deeply indexed journals to over 16,000 periodicals covering chemical information and related areas.
This is from a variety of sources such as:
- Journal articles
- Books
- Reviews
- Conference proceedings
- Letters
- Reports
- Major handbooks, such as the former Beilstein Handbook for organic chemistry, and Gmelin Handbook in inorganic chemistry
- Etc.
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