How to cite?

[Gabe Rubinstein]

Perhaps a silly question with an answer written somewhere that I missed...I looked around on the website and couldn't find a direct answer.

I used eQuilibrator to generate some numbers I'm using in a forthcoming manuscript. Currently, I cite the tool (the website) in the relevant figure caption, but I assume there is a preferred way the developers would like me to cite this... specifically, is there a paper/group of papers you would prefer I directly cite?

Thank you!

[Elad Noor]

Hello,

Thank you for inquiring about how to cite our work. It depends a bit on which values you are using and how you are applying them, but you can find the relevant list of publications here:

https://equilibrator.weizmann.ac.il/static/classic_rxns/cite.html

By default, the latest one (Beber et al. 2021) should suffice.

For future reference, you can also find this list by going to "Docs > Cite Us" on the eQuilibrator website.

Best,

Elad