化学类英文期刊投稿指南
JACS投稿指南总结
Notice to Authors of JACS Manuscripts稿件提交要求及注意事项•当一篇稿件提交至JACS后，编辑会对这篇稿件做一个初步的筛选，以判断这篇稿件是否适合此期刊的读者，大部分的稿件会在这个阶段被退回。
•文章的题目不能包含“First”，“Novel”这类词或任何数字或号码形式。
•标题中不允许用缩写，除非是通识的缩写•文章的题目、作者列表及作者的排序都应与提交的稿件保持一致。
•所有作者的姓名应列入提交页面，同时须提供当前的每一个联系信息和直接的/有效的电子邮件地址。
•Communications和Articles须在手稿文档文件中包含摘要和目录（TOC）•Communications 文章必须使用现有的communication 模板，篇幅不超过4页。
•文章要正确标记所有部分（介绍、讨论、实验部分及结论等）。
•在提交文件前请取消“track changes”；上传的注释文件Supporting Information仅供审查工作。
•无论是“In press”、“accepted”或“submitted”等的相关发表稿件副本需在发表或者其他准备阶段中上传提交稿件Supporting Information以供审查。
只有被Digital Object Identifier（DOI）引用参考文献才可以被引用。
•所有PDF的Supporting Information页面应依次编号。
CIF和txt文件的页面不需要编号。
•在手稿文件中可能不包含Supporting Information，供文章发表或只供编辑审稿Supporting Information需要单独上传。
•可以声明贡献基本相同的作者；逐条记载作者的个人贡献或部分著作权是不允许的。
•不鼓励使用过多的自引。
•在JACS稿件或Supporting Information中不能包含免责声明。
•附录可能只出现Supporting Information中，而不出现在稿件中。
JACS投稿指南
投稿指南（中文版）Journal Publishing Agreement每篇手稿在提交时都必须正确填写并签署期刊出版协议。
一旦手稿被分配给编辑，ACS Paragon Plus提供的电子版本的协议将会在作者的通讯主页上显示My Authoring Activity选项。
该协议的PDF版本也可以使用，但强烈建议作者使用电子期刊出版的协议。
如果使用的是PDF版本，必须提交PDF签署的所有页面。
如果通讯作者不能或不应该以任何理由完成电子版或PDF版本，那么另一位作者应签署PDF版本形式。
可以在该网站获得期刊出版协议的完整的指导说明/page/copyright/journals/index.html.Cover LetterCover letter必须和稿件同时提交，可以使用Word或PDF文件创建或输入到ACS Paragon Plus Environment相应的文本框中。
信中必须提供通讯作者的姓名、邮编和电子邮件地址及电话和传真号码。
相关编辑稿件的接收、状态、审查、修订及提交的所有相关稿件将只发送给已被指定为评估稿件的通讯作者。
通讯作者负责处理和论文发表之前或者之后所有的事情并且获得合著者在修订稿件内容或诠释上做出的一些实质性建议。
投稿信可能会推荐一个合适的JACS副主编。
然而，分配给副主编的稿件最终由编辑自行决断。
作者必须建议至少六到八人主管审阅他们的稿件，其中至少一半是来自北美的评论员。
选择合适的评论员是副主编在处理稿件时的独有的权利。
投稿信应明确保证稿件没有在发表进行中，也没有在任何其他媒介中发表，包括电子期刊和公共性质的电脑资料库。
论文投稿所有稿件必须通过ACS Paragon Plus Environment发表(/login). 完整的指导说明和电子在线（网络）提交过程的概述都可以通过安全ACS Paragon Plus 网站获取信息。
同时，作者还须通过ACS Paragon Plus Environment提交所有修改的稿件。
《分析化学》投稿指南 最新版【2013】
Author’s Guid e to Analytical Chemistry(Revised July 2013)Contents (click on the topic)Scope | Manuscript Types - Research Manuscripts - Features, Perspectives, and Reviews|Editorial Policies - Submissions - Peer Review - Professional Ethics - Just Accepted Manuscripts - Patent Activities and Intellectual Property Issues | Manuscript Format - Word-processing details - Research Article Format - Figures and tables - Supporting Information | Nomenclature | Proofs | Additions and Corrections | Reprints and E-prints | ACS AuthorChoiceAnalytical Chemistry publishes a range of manuscripts. Research manuscripts include Comments, Letters, Technical Notes, and Articles. In addition, we publish Features, Perspectives, and Reviews. More details on these manuscript types can be found below.ScopeThe journal is devoted to the dissemination of original knowledge in all branches of analytical chemistry. Fundamental articles may address the general principles of chemical measurement science and need not directly address existing or potential analytical methodology. Articles may be entirely theoretical with regard to analysis, or they may report experimental results. They may contribute to any phase of analytical operations, including sampling, chemical reactions, separations, instrumentation, measurements, and data processing. Papers dealing with known analytical methods should offer a significant, original application of the method, a noteworthy improvement, or results on an important analyte.Manuscript TypesCommon to allManuscripts must be submitted electronically via the ACS Paragon Plus Environment. Instructions and an overview of the submission process are available(/login) and optional electronic manuscript templates are available in several word processing versions (/page/ancham/submission/authors.html).Submitted work must not be previously published or under review elsewhere, including publicly accessible preprint sites. Features and Reviews should only contain material that already has been peer reviewed as a part of a prior publication.Analytical Chemistry publishes papers without page or color charges to authors.A properly completed and signed Journal Publishing Agreement must be submitted for each manuscript. ACS Paragon Plus provides an electronic version of the Agreement that will be available on the My Authoring Activity tab of the Corresponding Author's Home page once the1manuscript has been assigned to an Editor. A PDF version of the Agreement is also available, but Authors are strongly encouraged to use the electronic Journal Publishing Agreement. If the PDF version is used, all pages of the signed PDF Agreement must be submitted. If the Corresponding Author cannot or should not complete either the electronic or PDF version for any reason, another Author should complete and sign the PDF version of the form. Forms and complete instructions are available at /page/copyright/journals/index.html.Author List. During manuscript submission, the submitting author must provide contact information (full name, email address, institutional affiliation and mailing address) for all of the co-authors. Because all of the author names are automatically imported into the electronic Journal Publishing Agreement, the names must be entered into ACS Paragon Plus in the same sequence as they appear on the first page of the manuscript. (Note that co-authors are not required to register in ACS Paragon Plus.) The author who submits the manuscript for publication accepts the responsibility of notifying all co-authors that the manuscript is being submitted. Deletion of an author after the manuscript has been submitted requires a confirming letter to the Editor-in-Chief from the author whose name is being deleted. For more information on ethical responsibilities of authors, see the Ethical Guidelines to Publication of Chemical Research.Research ManuscriptsResearch manuscripts include Comments, Letters, Technical Notes, and Articles.Correspondence to the Editor should be addressed to: Jonathan V. Sweedler, Editor, Analytical Chemistry, Department of Chemistry 63-5, University of Illinois, Urbana IL 61801 (217-244-7866; fax 202-513-8699 or 217-265-6290; eic@).In calculating the length limits discussed with each manuscript type, assume 1000words/page, counting single-column figures as 250 words and double-column as 500 words. If a submission exceeds the length guidelines, it will be returned to the authors to be shortened or modified to fit another manuscript category (see Articles section below for exceptions). Although it may be appropriate that some experimental detail be included in the Supporting Information (see Supporting Information section below), it is not acceptable to place important details of the experiments there in order to circumvent the length guidelines.Articles. The maximum length of Articles is eight journal pages. Rarely, a longer submission may be justified. If so, a convincing justification for the extra length must be made by the authors in their cover letter. The Editor will normally require condensation of longer papers but will consider the justification details provided by the authors.Technical Notes. A Technical Note is a short description of a novel apparatus or technique. Authors must show ingenuity in describing the advantages of the new apparatus or technique over those already available. Technical Notes are three to five pages in length.Letters. A Letter is a brief disclosure of significant new analytical concepts or applications and will be considered on an accelerated schedule. Letters have a maximum length of four journal pages.Comments. A Comment presents important comments on the work of others already published in Analytical Chemistry; Analytical Chemistry will not accept comments concerning research2published elsewhere. The authors of the work being discussed will ordinarily be allowed a chance to reply. Comments have a maximum length of three journal pages.Features, Perspectives, and ReviewsFeatures. Feature articles are written for the generalist and are intended to broaden readers’ professional interests and keep them aware of the role of analytical chemistry in the scientific arena. They are not comprehensive reviews, but rather a tutorial perspective on a field. These are generally submitted by researchers in response to invitations, but unsolicited Features are considered.Authors are welcome to e-mail an outline of a proposed article to the ACS Washington, D.C. office (analytical@). Further instructions will be provided upon acceptance of a proposal.Perspectives. Perspectives point out the authors’ vision of the character and importance of a new direction in analytical chemistry, analyze research reports that provide the foundation for the new direction, and discuss the nature of the opportunities perceived. They can also be articles in which authors synthesize research results with ideas and needs for additional work, as indicated by the results. Perspectives are neither reports of original research nor reviews with the traditional objective of summarizing progress in a field. They are aimed at specialists and experts in the field, and the level of writing reflects the sophistication of the author’s understanding of the topic. They are not intended to be accounts or analyses of an individual’s personal research. The manuscript must be balanced, fair, and accurate in treating contemporary literature. Perspectives are typically six pages and have a maximum length of eight pages.Perspectives can be submitted without invitation although many will be invited. The Editor encourages a preliminary contact by prospective authors for unsolicited submissions(eic@). Perspectives are reviewed by experts in the field; authors are encouraged to suggest expert reviewers. Editorial decisions will be based on technical quality, significance, and demonstration of a new direction in analytical chemistry.Reviews. Reviews are invited, and details will be provided to authors when the invitation is accepted. (However, on occasion, suggested topics for Reviews will be considered; topic proposals must be emailed in advance to eic@.)Editorial PoliciesSubmissionsTo submit manuscripts electronically, see the instructions at /login. Authors must submit the following material as separate files: Manuscript File (as a single .doc or .docx file with figures and tables and captions); cover letter; Supporting Information for Publication, if necessary; and additional materials for review, if needed (submit as Supporting Information for Review Only). A Manuscript PDF File is optional. If uploaded, this file will be used as the PDF proof during the peer review process and as the Just Accepted version. Authors will view the PDF version of their manuscript prior to formal submission to the Editor. Authors should review the journal’s instructions for preparing manuscripts (below) before submitting a manuscript. Close attention to all of the required details will expedite the review and reduce the time to publication.3Cover Letter. A letter must accompany the submission, and it should contain the following elements: the name of the corresponding author and that person’s complete contact information (mailing address, phone, fax, and email); the name(s) of any other author(s); the full manuscript title; a statement of why the paper is appropriate for Analytical Chemistry; and a description of any Supporting Information for Publication and/or for Review Only Material. Additionally, authors should note any length issues, whether the manuscript was discussed with an Editor before submission, and other issues important for the review process.Authors are required to suggest four or more potential reviewers, including email addresses. Suggested reviewers may not be at the same institutes as any of the manuscript authors and will be used at the discretion of the Editors. An author may request that a certain person not be used as a reviewer. The request will generally be honored by the Editor, unless the Editor feels this individual’s opinion, in conjunction with the opinions of other reviewers, is vital in the evaluation of the particular manuscript.Related Work by Authors. Related work under consideration for publication in any medium must be cited in the manuscript and the Editor informed at the time of submission. When related work by any of the authors is not available because it is “in press” (accepted), submitted, or in preparation, a copy of each related paper should be uploaded as “Supporting Information for Review Only” at the time of submission. If a cited reference has already appeared on the Web but not in print, use the DOI for citation. The full journal citation should be completed during manuscript revision or page proof correction, if possible.Peer ReviewSubmitted manuscripts should not be published or under consideration elsewhere and may be examined using software to detect duplication of already published material.Reject without external review. The Editors identify submissions that in their expert opinions would not fare well during the review process; these manuscripts are rejected without further review. Oftentimes, more than one Editor will be consulted during this process. This shortens the time to decision and ensures a manageable workload for reviewers. Examples of manuscripts that would not be peer reviewed include the following: the paper is a routine extension or minor technical improvement of research already published; the science lies outside the scope of Analytical Chemistry; the science does not meet Analytical Chemistry standards; insufficient data are provided to properly substantiate the claims and conclusions made; closely related work has already been published and few, if any, new insights are provided; the work is narrowly focused and not of broad, general appeal to the readership of Analytical Chemistry; the manuscript is a resubmission of a paper that has been previously declined, without the addition of adequate new science and/or without notification in the cover letter of previous submission; or the manuscript deals with known analytical methods and does not offer a significant, original application of the method, a noteworthy improvement, or results on an important analyte.The editorial decision. Reviewers evaluate the manuscript on the basis of originality, technical quality, clarity of presentation, and importance to the field. The Editors evaluate the reviewers’ arguments in the context of the scope and aims of the journal and make the final decision on each manuscript. The possible decisions include: accept; revise to address the concerns of the reviewers before the editors make a final decision; reject but consider a resubmission if4significant additional work is completed; or decline on the grounds of major technical or interpretational flaws, insufficient advance, or lack of novelty and interest.In cases when reviewers make different or conflicting recommendations, the Editors may request additional information from the reviewers, consult other experts, and/or ask the authors to clarify sections in question. Some manuscripts that are declined may be considered upon resubmission if significant additional work is completed, but authors are required to let the Editor know that the work is being resubmitted for reconsideration.Reviewers may be asked to review subsequent versions of the manuscript, especially if new data have been added to the paper, to evaluate whether the authors have addressed the scientific concerns. In such cases, blind copies of all reviewers’ comments are normally sent to the reviewers. The Editors will expedite any additional rounds of reviews to ensure timely publication.Any appeals should be addressed to the Editor who handled the manuscript and should include a concise statement of the specific reason for appeal.The Editors strongly disapprove of any attempts by authors to determine the identity of reviewers or to confront potential reviewers. The editorial policy of this journal is neither to confirm nor to deny any speculation about the identities of our reviewers. Authors whose manuscripts are published in Analytical Chemistry are expected to review manuscripts submitted by other researchers from time to time. Information for Reviewers is published separately online. Professional EthicsAll parties—editors, reviewers, and authors—are expected to adhere to the standards embodied in the American Chemical Society’s Ethical Guidelines to Publication of Chemical Research. Those guidelines are available on the Web submission site (). Authors are reminded of their obligation to obtain the consent of all coauthors before submitting a paper for publication. If any change in authorship is necessary after a paper has been submitted, the corresponding author must provide a signed letter to the Editor confirming that all of the original coauthors have been notified and have agreed to the change.In publishing only original research, ACS is committed to deterring plagiarism, including self-plagiarism. ACS Publications uses CrossCheck's iThenticate software to screen submitted manuscripts for similarity to published material. Note that your manuscript may be screened during the submission process. Further information about plagiarism can be found in Part B of the Ethical Guidelines to Publication of Chemical Research.Just Accepted ManuscriptsAfter a manuscript is peer reviewed and accepted, authors have the option of having their work posted as a Just Accepted manuscript. These are posted on the ACS Publications website prior to technical editing, formatting for publication, and author proofing, and this usually occurs within 30 minutes to 24 hours of acceptance by the editorial office. To ensure rapid delivery of the accepted manuscript to the Web, authors must adhere carefully to all requirements in the journal’s Author Guidelines. For further information, please refer to the Just Accepted FAQ, at . Patent Activities and Intellectual Property IssuesAuthors are responsible for ensuring that all patent activities and intellectual property issues are satisfactorily resolved prior to first publication (Just Accepted, ASAP, or in issue).The actual5date on which an accepted paper is published on the Web is recorded on the Web version of the manuscript and on the first page of the PDF version.Acceptance and publication will not be delayed for pending or unresolved issues of this nature.Manuscript FormatWord-processing detailsManuscripts prepared with accepted software packages will be used for production. Documents prepared with other word-processing programs will be handled on an experimental basis with the understanding that the use of these files in production cannot be guaranteed. For a list of currently acceptable word-processing packages, please refer to the guidelines presented at .Research Article FormatTitle. Use specific and informative titles with a high keyword content. Avoid acronyms and subtitles. Either the title or the abstract must contain the name(s) of the central measurement methodology (or methodologies) used in the paper.Authorship. Give authors’ full names, the complete mailing address of the place where the work was done, and the current addresses of the authors, if different, as a footnote. Indicate the corresponding author by an asterisk and provide an e-mail address and fax number for that person.Abstract. Abstracts (80–250 words) are required for Articles, Letters, and Technical Notes and should describe briefly and clearly the purpose of the research, the principal results, and the major conclusions. Remember that the abstract will be the most widely read portion of the paper and will be used by abstracting services. An abstract graphic will appear with abstract text.Text. Consult the publication for the general writing style. Write for the specialist (except for Features, which should be written for the scientific generalist). It is not necessary to include information and details or techniques that should be common knowledge to those in the field.General organization. Indicate the breakdown among and within sections with center heads and side heads. Keep all information pertinent to a particular section and avoid repetition.Introduction. The Introduction should state the purpose of the investigation and must include appropriate citations of relevant, precedent work but should not include an extensive review of marginally related literature. If the manuscript describes a new method, indicate why it is preferable to older methods. If the manuscript describes an improved analysis of a substance, the competing methods must be referenced and compared. Absence of appropriate literature references can be grounds for rejection of the paper.Experimental Section. Use complete sentences (i.e., do not use outline form). Be consistent in voice and tense. For apparatus, list only devices of a specialized nature. List and describe preparation of special reagents only. Do not list those normally found in the laboratory and preparations described in standard handbooks and texts. Because procedures are intended as instructions to permit work to be repeated by others, give adequate details of critical steps.6Published procedures should be cited but not described, except where the presentation involves substantial modifications. While an experimental section is required to be in the main article, detailed procedures may be presented in the Supporting Information.Safety considerations. Within the experimental section (and not in the Supporting Information section), describe all safety considerations, including any procedures that are hazardous, any reagents that are toxic, and any procedures requiring special precautions, in enough detail so that workers in the laboratory repeating the experiments can take appropriate safety measures. Procedures and references for the neutralization, deactivation, and ultimate disposal of unusual byproducts should be included.Results and discussion. The results may be presented in tables or figures; however, many simple findings can be presented directly in the text with no need for tables or figures. The discussion should be concise and deal with the interpretation of the results.Conclusions. Use the conclusion section only for interpretation and not to summarize information already presented in the text or abstract.References. References to notes/comments and to the permanent literature should be numbered in one consecutive series by order of mention in the text. Reference numbers in the text must be superscripted. The accuracy and completeness of the references are the authors’ responsibility. Use Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index abbreviations for journal names and provide publication year, volume, and page number (inclusive pagination is recommended). Chemical Abstracts reference information for foreign publications that are not readily available should also be supplied.List submitted articles as “in press” only if formally accepted for publication and give the volume number and year, if known. Otherwise, use “submitted to” or “unpublished work” with the name of the place where the work was done and the date. Include name, affiliation, and date for “personal communications”. For work published online (ASAP, Just Accepted) and work submitted for publication (e.g., submitted; in press), the DOI should be furnished in addition to the standard bibliographic information.Examples of the reference format:(1) Ho, M.; Pemberton, J. E. Anal. Chem. 1998, 70, 4915–4920.(2) Bard, A. J.; Faulker, L. R. Electrochemical Methods, 2nd ed.; Wiley: New York,2001.(3) Francesconi, K. A.; Kuehnelt, D. In Environmental Chemistry of Arsenic;Frankenberger, W. T., Jr., Ed.; Marcel Dekker:New York, 2002; pp 51–94.(4) Pratt, D. A.; van der Donk, W. A. J. Am. Chem. Soc., 2004, DOI:10.1021/ja047915o.Acknowledgments. Authors may acknowledge technical assistance, gifts, the source of special materials, financial support, meeting presentation information, and the auspices under which work was done, including permission to publish. If the article is dedicated to another scholar, a brief statement, such as “This article is dedicated to [name]”, can be included.7Statements about author contributions to the work or equal contributions of work should be included as a separate statement.Conflict of Interest Disclosure. A statement describing any financial conflicts of interest or lack thereof is published with each manuscript. During the submission process, the corresponding author must provide this statement on behalf of all authors of the manuscript. The statement should describe all potential sources of bias, including affiliations, funding sources, and financial or management relationships, that may constitute conflicts of interest (please see the ACS Ethical Guidelines). The statement will be published in the final article. If no conflict of interest is declared, the following statement will be published in the article: “The authors declare no competing financial interest.”Figures and tablesTo facilitate the publication process, please submit manuscript graphics using the following guidelines:The preferred submission procedure is to embed graphic files in a Word document. It may help to print the manuscript on a laser printer to ensure all artwork is clear and legible.Additional acceptable file formats are TIFF, PDF, EPS (vector artwork), or CDX(ChemDraw file). If submitting individual graphic files in addition to them being embedded in a Word document, ensure the files are named based on graphic function (i.e. Scheme 1, Figure 2, Chart 3), not the scientific name. Labeling of all figure parts should be present and the parts should be assembled into a single graphic.•EPS files: Ensure that all fonts are converted to outlines or embedded in the graphic file. The document settings should be in RGB mode. NOTE:WhileEPS files are accepted, the vector-based graphics will be rasterized forproduction. Please see below for TIFF file production resolutions.TIFF files (either embedded in a Word doc or submitted as individual files) should have the following resolution requirements:•Black and White line art: 1200 dpi•Grayscale art (a monochromatic image containing shades of gray): 600 dpi•Color art (RGB color mode): 300 dpi•The RGB and resolution requirements are essential for producing high-quality graphics within the published manuscript. Graphics submitted in CMYK or atlower resolutions may be used, however, the colors may not be consistent andgraphics of poor quality may not be able to be improved.•Most graphic programs provide an option for changing the resolution when you are saving the image. Best practice is to save the graphic file at the finalresolution and size using the program used to create the graphic.8Graphics should be sized at the final production size when possible. Single column graphics are preferred and can be sized up to 240 points wide (3.33 in.). Double column graphics must be sized between 300 and 504 points (4.167 in. and 7 in.). All graphics have a maximum depth of 660 points (9.167 in.) including the caption (please allow 12 pts for each line of caption text).•Consistently sizing letters and labels in graphics throughout your manuscript will help ensure consistent graphic presentation for publication.Do not use figures or tables that duplicate each other or material already in the text. Calibration plots will not normally be published; give the information in a table or in the text. Do not include tables or figures that have already been published without clear citation and copyright acknowledgement. If the use of a large number of figures is desired to illustrate a phenomenon, the figures should be in Supporting Information. Straight-line figures are usually not needed; the information they convey can be described sufficiently (and in less space) in the text.The quality of the submitted electronic files determines the final quality of the published illustrations. Diagrams, graphs, charts, and other artwork should be created with dark text and lines on white or other light backgrounds. In general, bar graphs waste space and are discouraged. If artwork will need to be reduced, choose a lettering size large enough to be legible after the figure is reduced. Avoid using complex textures and shading; these do not reproduce well. To show a pattern, use a simple crosshatch design.If any figures have appeared previously or are adapted from other publications, please indicate this in the manuscript and submission letter and obtain permission to reproduce the figure (/page/copyright/permissions_otherpub.html). Photographs should be full-size, in high-resolution files. If possible, please size the photographs so that they are single- or double-column width, to avoid the need for reduction.For more information, please visit /page/4authors/submission/index.html. Table of Contents (TOC)/Abstract (ABS) Graphic. A TOC graphic is required for all manuscript types except Comments and Additions and Corrections. The TOC and ABS graphic are the same image and sized the same; its width is 8.47 cm (3.33 inches or 240 points) and height is 4.76 cm (1.875 inches or 135 points). This graphic is used for multiple purposes, including the document abstract graphic and other situations where a representative graphic is required. This graphic should give the reader a quick visual representation of the essence of the paper without providing specific details. The best images for these uses are simple, relatively free of text and technical characters, and make use of color for visual impact. Provide the TOC graphic as the last page of the submitted manuscript, labeled as “for TOC only”.Supporting InformationIn the interest of more concise and readable articles, authors should publish certain types of material in an appendix called Supporting Information (SI). This material can include additional examples of experimental and theoretical figures that are similar in form to figures in the article, novel algorithms, extensive tabular data (e.g., numerical values for the data in important figures in the manuscript and databases in comparative or theoretical studies of detailed kinetics or proteomics data), extensive figures connected with computational modeling, analytical and9。
英国皇家化学会 投稿指南
英国皇家化学会投稿指南英国皇家化学会投稿指南一、引言在科学研究领域，学术期刊是学者们交流研究成果和最新发现的重要平台。
作为享有盛誉的学术组织，英国皇家化学会（Royal Society of Chemistry）致力于推动化学科学的发展和传播。
为了确保投稿的质量和准确性，英国皇家化学会制定了严格的投稿指南。
本文将对该投稿指南进行详细介绍。
二、投稿类型英国皇家化学会接受多种类型的投稿，包括原创研究论文、综述、通讯和观点等。
投稿者应根据自己的研究内容选择合适的投稿类型，并确保内容创新、有足够的科学意义。
三、投稿要求1. 文章标题应简明扼要，能准确概括研究内容。
2. 摘要应包含研究目的、方法、结果和结论等要点，并不超过250个词。
3. 引言部分应明确研究背景和意义，提出研究问题，并简要介绍相关文献。
4. 实验方法应详细描述实验设计、实验步骤和所用的仪器设备等，以便其他研究者能够重复实验。
5. 结果与讨论部分应客观呈现实验结果，并结合相关理论进行分析和讨论。
6. 结论部分应准确总结研究的主要发现，并指出进一步研究的方向或意义。
7. 引用文献时应按照英国皇家化学会的要求格式进行，确保准确无误。
8. 附录部分可包含一些详细数据、图表、图谱等，以辅助读者更好地理解研究内容。
四、投稿流程1. 投稿前，作者需要注册英国皇家化学会的账号，并登录投稿系统。
2. 在投稿系统中填写相关信息，包括文章标题、作者列表、摘要、关键词等。
3. 根据系统要求上传文章的电子文件，通常接受的格式包括PDF和Word文档。
4. 提交后，系统会自动生成一个投稿号，作者可通过该号码查询投稿状态。
5. 投稿会经过同行评审过程，通常会有两位或更多的审稿人对文章进行评审。
6. 审稿周期一般为几个月，期间作者可通过系统查询文章的审稿状态。
7. 审稿意见有时会要求作者进行修改，作者需根据审稿人的意见进行修订，并重新提交。
8. 文章最终被接受后，作者可根据编辑部的要求提交终稿，并支付相应的出版费用。
I&EC投稿指南
第一步：了解在线投稿系统1，所有的美国化学学会的期刊都可以使用在线投稿系统来投稿。
2，美国化学学会的在线投稿系统已经从2006年开始升级，将由原来的ACS Paragon系统升级到ACS Paragon Plus系统。
详情见：/paragonplus/splash/index.html3，目前，只有《Journal of Chemical Theory and Computation》在使用ACS Paragon Plus 系统，其它期刊仍使用ACS Paragon系统，地址为：https:///paragon/index.jsp第二步：使用在线投稿系统1，注册一个帐号，以后所有的操作，此在线投稿系统都会给你的邮箱地址发送一封确认信。
2，从在线投稿系统下载投稿模版，将自己的稿件重新排版。
3，根据在线投稿系统的提示来投稿。
4，投稿完成以后，系统会发一封确认信到你的邮箱。
5，如果你上传的稿件和cover letter 是word格式，投稿系统会自动将它转换为pdf格式。
6，投稿结束前，系统会提醒你在核查一次。
7，你可以替别人（通讯联系人）投稿，但是以后所有相关信件会发送至通讯联系人的邮箱。
第三步：等待编辑部的处理1，投稿结束后，系统会发送确认信到你的邮箱，并给你的稿件编号，比如《INDUSTRIAL & ENGINEERING CHEMISTRY RESEARCH》期刊的编号是iexxxxxxx，前2位表示期刊，后7位为文章编号。
2，通常在投稿的第二天，编辑部会给你发送一份处理信，告诉你文章是被拒收了，还是给你指定编辑了。
这其实就是编辑部的初审。
3，文章被拒的话，通常是因为内容的缘故，不过大家在投稿的时候，还是该注意一下文章版面的编辑。
4，如果文章初审通过，编辑部会给你的文章指定一位编辑，以后，所有的有关此稿件的联系请直接与指定编辑联系。
5，另外，编辑部还会要求你填写一份copyright form并传真给指定的编辑。
chem杂志的投稿格式
chem杂志的投稿格式引言概述：在科学研究领域，学术期刊是学者们交流研究成果和学术观点的重要平台。
其中，化学领域的学术期刊《Chem》备受关注。
然而，为了确保稿件的质量和规范性，投稿者需要了解并遵守《Chem》的投稿格式要求。
本文将详细介绍《Chem》杂志的投稿格式，以帮助投稿者更好地准备和提交稿件。
正文内容：1. 标题和摘要1.1 标题：投稿时，标题应简明扼要地概括研究内容，具有吸引力和准确性。
避免使用过于宽泛或模糊的词汇，以确保读者能够准确理解研究主题。
1.2 摘要：摘要是文章的简要概述，应包含研究目的、方法、结果和结论。
要求摘要长度适中，清晰准确地描述研究的重点内容，以吸引读者并让其对文章感兴趣。
2. 引言和背景2.1 引言：引言部分应介绍研究的背景和意义，明确研究目的，并简要介绍相关文献。
同时，要突出自己研究的创新点，以吸引编辑和读者的关注。
2.2 背景：背景部分应提供相关领域的基础知识和前人研究成果，以帮助读者更好地理解研究问题的来源和重要性。
同时，要引用相关文献，以支持自己的观点和研究假设。
3. 实验方法和材料3.1 实验方法：在这一部分，详细描述实验的步骤和操作流程，以确保实验可重复性。
包括实验设计、样品制备和测量方法等。
此外，要注意提供足够的细节，以便其他研究者能够复制和验证实验结果。
3.2 材料：列出所使用的实验材料的名称、供应商和规格。
对于特殊的试剂或设备，要提供详细的说明和来源信息，以便读者能够获取相同的材料进行实验。
4. 结果和讨论4.1 结果：在这一部分，展示实验结果的数据、图表和图像。
要确保数据的准确性和可读性，同时遵循《Chem》的图表和图像要求。
如果有多组数据，可以使用统计分析方法进行比较和解释。
4.2 讨论：在讨论部分，对实验结果进行解释和分析。
与前人研究进行对比，指出研究的创新点和局限性。
同时，提出可能的解释和未来的研究方向，以促进学术交流和进一步研究。
5. 结论和展望5.1 结论：在结论部分，简明扼要地总结研究的主要发现和结果。
journal of hazardous materials投稿指南
journal of hazardous materials投稿指南
摘要：
1.期刊简介
2.投稿要求
3.投稿流程
4.注意事项
正文：
《危险材料杂志》（Journal of Hazardous Materials）是一本国际性的学术期刊，主要关注危险材料的研究、管理、处理和评估。
本刊旨在促进危险材料科学领域的学术交流和知识传播，为相关研究人员提供一个展示研究成果和最新进展的平台。
本刊欢迎有关危险材料的原创研究论文、综述文章和案例报告等。
投稿要求：
1.投稿文章应为原创作品，未曾在其他刊物发表。
2.文章主题应与危险材料相关，包括但不限于化学、物理、工程、环境等领域。
3.文章应结构清晰，逻辑严密，语言流畅，符合学术规范。
4.文章长度限制：原创研究论文一般不超过8000 字，综述文章一般不超过10000 字。
5.投稿时需提供作者简介、联系方式和基金项目等信息。
投稿流程：
1.登录官方网站，注册并登录作者账号。
2.选择“Submit New Manuscript”选项，按照提示填写相关信息。
3.上传文章全文、摘要、关键词、封面信等文件。
4.支付投稿费用（如需）。
5.等待编辑部审稿结果。
注意事项：
1.投稿前请仔细阅读投稿指南，确保文章符合本刊要求。
2.文章一经录用，作者需签署版权转让协议。
3.本刊审稿周期一般为3-5 个月，具体时间视稿件数量和审稿进度而定。
4.作者需确保文章没有侵犯他人知识产权，如涉及侵权行为，作者需承担法律责任。
5.如有疑问，可随时联系编辑部，我们将竭诚为您解答。
journal of the american chemical society投稿经验
journal of the american chemical society投稿经验以下是关于投稿到Journal of the American Chemical Society （JACS）的一些建议和经验：1. 在撰写论文时，确保研究问题的重要性和原创性。
JACS是一个高影响因子的期刊，它接收的论文通常是在化学领域有重要影响的创新研究。
2. 确保论文的实验结果和数据准确无误。
JACS对实验和结果的高度要求，因此任何错误或疏漏可能会导致论文被拒绝。
3. 在撰写论文过程中，遵循JACS的作者指南和投稿要求。
这些指南提供了关于论文结构、引用格式等方面的详细信息。
确保你的论文符合这些要求，以增加被接受的机会。
4. 选择合适的期刊部分进行投稿。
JACS有多个不同的部分，包括通讯、论文和见解。
根据你的研究类型和目标读者选择最合适的部分投稿。
5. 在撰写论文时，精确描述研究方法和实验细节。
JACS要求论文充分详细地描述实验和方法以便其他科学家能够复制研究。
6. 在撰写论文的同时，也要重视论文的英语语法和格式。
如果你的母语不是英语，可以请英语母语的同事或教授帮助审校你的论文。
7. 在撰写论文之前，尽可能多地阅读JACS上已发表的文章。
这有助于你了解JACS的发表标准和风格，并根据需要进行调整。
8. 在撰写推荐信时，选择有着一定知名度和影响力的学者或研究者。
他们的推荐信可以为你的投稿增加可信度和重要性。
投稿到JACS是一个具有挑战性的过程，但如果你的研究具有重要贡献和创新性，并且你遵循了上述建议，你的论文有机会被接受发表。
请记住，投稿过程可能需要一些时间，耐心等待编辑和审稿人的回复。
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化学类英文期刊投稿指南:
9【期刊名称】European Journal of Organic Chemistry
【所属学科】有机化学
【级别】SCI
【影响因子】3.2
【期刊主页】/cgi-bin/jhome/27380
【投稿方式】email
【出版商】Wiley
15【期刊名称】Organic & Biomolecular Chemistry
【所属学科】有机化学及化学生物学
【级别】SCI IF＝3.45
【期刊主页】/Publishing/Journals/OB/index.asp
【投稿方式】email
【出版商】RSC
【审稿周期】1－2 months
108【期刊名称】BIOORGANIC & MEDICINAL CHEMISTRY LETTERS
【所属学科】化学
【级别】SCI
【影响因子】2.661
【期刊主页】/
【总引用数】12092
【总文章数】1182（2004）
【ISSN】0920-5861。