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I usually add bibliography to my tex files by adding the lines:

\bibliographystyle{ChemEurJ}
\bibliography{filename}

where 'ChemEurJ' is the style I usually use for the appearance of my bibliography and 'filename' is the .bib file in which I have all the articles, etc. that I want to cite.

Coming to the problem, does anybody know if there exists a bibliography style that would give the following as result?

L. Elisa, F. Baldini, A. Giannetti, C. Trono and T. Carofiglio, Solid-supported Zn(II) porphyrin tweezers as optical sensors for diamines, Chem. Comm. 2010, 46, 3678

I looked for it for a while and I couldn't find it. On the other hand there are so many bibliography styles that I could have missed it.

Thanks for the help

Mico
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    Isn't that just the Angewandte style with article titles? If so, perhaps the easiest way is to use (my) rsc bundle, which has an angew style and a control system for including titles. – Joseph Wright Jul 08 '14 at 21:31
  • Looking a bit more, I see that this is a bit of a mix: you've got 'and' in the author list (like the RSC style), but no comma after the journal title. I can't think of a journal that does this: can you give us a clue? – Joseph Wright Jul 09 '14 at 06:05
  • Thanks Joseph for the comment. Unfortunately I don't know which journal does it like this. I need to write a report and the bibliography style I have to use must strictly be this one. – toomanyworlds Jul 09 '14 at 11:11
  • What I'm suspicious of is that it's almost always the case that you are expected to follow some publishers style, so I wonder if it's meant to be subtly different. Probably the easiest way to get what you want is to use biblatex: is that OK? If so, it's a relatively minor adjustment to one of the standard styles. – Joseph Wright Jul 09 '14 at 11:54
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    I ended up generating my own style (i.e. a bst file) using the custom-bib package following this tutorial http://www-hep.colorado.edu/~jcumalat/4610_fall_10/bibtex_guide.pdf. I didn't find it too bad. biblatex seems the ultimate solution for such problems, even though in this case custom-bib provided me a relatively quick solution. – toomanyworlds Jul 12 '14 at 22:08

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