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\section*{The \texttt{chem-acs} style}

This style prints numeric citations with bibliography
formatting following the rules of the American Chemical Society,
as outlined in \emph{The ACS Style Guide}.\footfullcite{Coghill2006}
This applies to journals such as \emph{Journal of the American
Chemical Society}, \emph{The Journal of Organic Chemistry}
and \emph{Organometallics}.  Some journals published by the ACS
use superscript citations and some do not: read the package
documentation for more details. With settings for citations as 
given, the citations will be superscript and punctuation will be
moved before citations, for example.\footfullcite{Kabbe1973} or
\autocite{Arduengo1991}.

\nocite{*}

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