I would like to use double citations with the BibTeX style angewandte
(chemie). In the readme file this is explained:
For double citations in the style of Angewandte Chemie (German of international edition) the second literature citation can be given with the BibTeX fields
twojournal
,twovolume
andtwopages
. For the year the fieldyear
is used!
However, I don't understand these instructions. Can somebody help me in this case?
Edit: I simply downloaded the bst-file from https://chemieunser.wordpress.com/2012/05/02/bibtex-stil-fur-die-angewandte-chemie/ , put it in the folder of my tex-file and use include with the following commands (only the most important listed):
\usepackage{mciteplus}
\usepackage[hidelinks,bookmarksopen]{hyperref}
\bibliographystyle{angewandte}
\bibliography{master_references}
Best Answer
The style linked to comes with a demo file which shows the bibliography entry should be given in the form
where the
two...
entries are used for the second version. This leads to a minimal example something likeThere are two Angew. Chem. styles on CTAN, my own
angew
style, part of thersc
package and theChemEurJ
style, part of thechembst
bundle. My style does not attempt anything 'clever' for Angewandte citations whileChemEurJ
offers thegermanpages
concept:Both of these rely on a fixed relationship between the two editions: they won't work if the paper happens to be in one year in English and a different year in German.
If you are willing to consider
biblatex
then hechem-angew
style (part of thebiblatex-chem
bundle, again written by me) offers a way to link two independent database entries:This has the advantage that each entry is therefore usable on it's own in other styles. (I provide a bundle of
biblatex
styles but have only added this linking to thechem-angew
style as other publishers do not do this routinely.)