期刊名称：KHIMIYA GETEROTSIKLICHESKIKH SOEDINENII
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
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Journal "Khimiya Geterotsiklicneskikh Soedineny" is issued monthly from 1965. It publishes reviews, papers, letters, chronicals. 400 issues of the journal with 400 reviews, about 12000 articles and letters to the Editor have been published during the past 35 years
The English translation of the journal "Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds" is published in New York by "Consultants Bureau".
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Instructions to Authors
INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
1. GENERAL
1.1. The international Journal "Khimiya Geterotsiklicheskikh Soedinenii" is included into the databases of Chemical Abstract Science, Chemistry Database, SCOPUS, ISI WEB of Science, Chemweb as well as into the list of journals recommended by VAK (Higher Certifying Commission), Russia. The Journal English translation "Chemistry of Heterocyclic Compounds" is published by Springer Science+Business Media, Inc., its on-line version is also available.
The Journal publishes original papers, letters to the Editor, and reviews dealing with the problems of heterocyclic chemistry in Russian and English. The Journal also publishes reviews and annotations on new books as well as brief information on scientific congresses, symposia, conferences, etc. in the field of heterocyclic chemistry, the materials dedicated to chemists-hetero- cyclists.
The Journal publishes works independently of authors’ citizenship and institutions.
1.2. Original papers may concern synthesis, structure, reactions, and properties of heterocyclic compounds. Transformations of substituents in a heterocycle may be considered when their character is peculiar, due to a specific effect of the heterocyclic system.
1.3. Owing to the existence of many specialized journals, the Editorial Board limits publication of the data dealing with the industrial technology of heterocyclic compounds, macromolecular chemistry, etc.
The materials published and those submitted for publication in other journals are not considered.
1.4. Letters to the Editor should contain principally new results requiring establishment and fixation of their priority. Tables and figures in letters are not recommended. Only those experimental data (obligatory elemental analyses) and references to the literature should be presented that are necessary for confirmation of the main conclusion. A preliminary account of particular experimental results in the form of letters to the Editor is not acceptable.
1.5. The topic of a review should be submitted preliminarily to be approved by the Editors in the form of a detailed (1-2 pages) annotation.
The reviews should cover the topics that present sufficiently general interest for heterocyclic chemistry or reflect an important aspect of practical application of heterocyclic compounds in industry, agriculture, medicine, etc. The reviews that generalize the long-term studies carried out by the author or a group of authors and deal with a topical trend in heterocyclic chemistry are acceptable. The Journal does not accept the reviews concerning a simple listing of the literature data without their generalization and analysis.
1.6. Manuscripts should not exceed 30-35 typewritten pages for a review and 3 pages for a letter to the Editor. An original paper should be not longer than 15 typewritten pages.
Unreasonable division of the data dealing with the same question into several papers is not recommended. The Editors reserve the right to combine such materials.
The author is fully responsible for the reliability of experimental data presented in his paper.
2. FORMAT
2.1. The text of the paper should begin with the authors' initials and names followed by the title of the paper (maximum information fully disclosing the essence of the work should be given). When a publication is a serial communication, a footnote is added (to the ordinal number of communication) referring to the preceding paper. Serial communications are numbered by arabic numerals. If the topic of the series does not correspond to the Journal profile, its title should be given in a footnote, e.g., "Communication 9, series "Quinones"; for communication 8 see [1]."
The title of the paper should be followed by a brief abstract where the main results of the study are stated. The abstract should not contain codes of the compounds and experimental details. Then keywords are given (5-10) reflecting a general type of the compounds under study and a character of reactions. The text of the paper ends with a list of References and lower to the left - a full name(s) of institution(s) where the work was performed and its/their location(s) including postal address(es) and e-mail address(es). If the paper is presented on behalf of several organizations, the authors' affiliation should be mentioned.
2.2. All tables and captions to figures are to be typed on separate sheets.
2.3. Letters to the Editor require no abstracts but should contain the title of the paper, keywords, the text, a list of References, the names of institutions where the work was carried out, their locations, postal addresses, e-mail address(es), and, finally, the the authors' initials and names.
3. MANUSCRIPT REQUIREMENTS
3.1. All typed manuscripts must be submitted to the Editorial Board in one copy signed by all the authors. It is supplemented by a separate sheet containing the information on the author to whom correspondence is to be sent, including his (her) official and home address, telephone, fax, and e-mail addresses.
3.2. The paper should be concisely written but thoroughly drawn up and edited. It should be easy to understand, and the results should be reproducible. It is not recommended to give the literature data on the schemes of reaction in Introduction.
The Editors reserve the right to condense any manuscript irrespective of its size.
3.3. Manuscripts should be typed with a double space (without corrections and inserts) on white paper of a standard size (A4 format) with 4 cm margins on the left. A page should contain not more than 30 lines of 60-65 characters each. The text of the first page should begin 4 cm below the top of
the sheet. Please use a PC printer with large and legible type (12-13 pt size); a dot-matrix-printed draft is not acceptable.
3.4. Together with the typed text the authors should present to the Editors or to one of the regional Editors the text of the paper in the form of text and graphical files on IBM-compatible diskette or send the text by e-mail as the files, which must be called using Roman letters only and allow easy identification avoiding names of such a type as article, paper, table, pyridine, stat, hgs. The texts are preferable in ASCII codes or RTF format using word processors such as Microsoft Word for Windows.
Chemical formulas should be written using ISIS Draw, font Times New Roman, type size 9, bond length 0.5 cm. Formulas should be incorporated in the text, the scheme width being no greater than 12.5 cm. Cumbersome schemes (12.5 ¡Á 22.5 or 22.5 12.5 cm) may be presented on separate sheets.
The use of the following programs is not allowed: Paint Brush from Windows or Paint from Windows 95, Microsoft Draw (which comes with Microsoft Word), and Microsoft Graph (which comes together with Microsoft Word).
3.5. All pages of the manuscript including a list of all references, tables, and figure captions should be numbered. Equations, schemes, tables, and figures are numbered strictly in the order of their mentioning in the text. Each table should have a caption and be typed on a separate page, and its location in the text should be indicated in the margin. Data should not be repeated in text, tables, and figures.
3.6. Abbreviations other than those given below (see 3.12, 3.13) should not be used in the text and in columns and headings of tables. The values mentioned in columns should be identified in the headings, and a comma is used to separate the quantity from its unit of measure (e.g., "Yield, %").
3.7. The number of figures should be kept to minimum. The size of a figure should allow one to see it in detail (minimum size is 9.0 ¡Á 12.0, maximum size is 12.0 ¡Á 22.5 or 22.5 12.0 cm). Figures and figure captions should be enclosed separately in one copy, xero copies of photos being not allowed. On the back of each figure the authors' names, the number of the figure, and the number of the corresponding page in the manuscript must be written, and in the manuscript text on margins the place of the corresponding figure. Whenever possible, use numbers, instead of labels, to identify items in a figure, and give the corresponding explanation of these numbers in the figure caption.
The figures drawn using a computer (only black-white) are attached by a separate file in .jpg format.
Color figures will not be accepted.
It is not advisable to present as figures the data that can be concisely reflected in tables or within the text. Figures of neccessary spectra should not be handwritten.
For figures drawn using a computer, the corresponding graphic files should be included in .jpg format.
Only black-white figures are accepted.
3.8. Chemical as well as physical and mathematical symbols used in the text should
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Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief E. Lukevics
Secretary A. Skorova
L. I. Belen'kii (Russia) A. F. Pozharskii (Russia) G. Duburs (Latvia)
J. Stradins (Latvia) A. R. Katritzky (USA) H. van der Plass (Netherlands)
N. K. Kochetkov (Russia) E. Vedejs (USA) M. Lidaks (Latvia)
M. G. Voronkov (Russia) V. I. Minkin (Russia) M. A. Yurovskaya (Russia)
A. A. Potekhin (Russia) N. S. Zefirov (Russia)
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