期刊名称：ISRAEL JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY
 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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The Israel Journal of Chemistry is internationally recognized for publishing first-rate, original, chemistry research on topics of current interest. The Journal publishes four special issues annually, each of which is edited by a guest editor who is a specialist in the topic.
Instructions to Authors
The Israel Journal of Chemistry publishes four special issues
annually devoted to active research in fields of current interest.
Articles are invited by the guest editor of each issue. All papers
are subject to peer review. The editor welcomes suggestions
from the author as to persons competent to referee the manuscript.
Papers must not have been published previously or be under
consideration by any other publication. Once accepted, they
become the property of the publisher, Laser Pages Publishing
Ltd., and may not be published elsewhere in full or in part
without permission.
Three clear copies of the manuscript should be submitted to
the guest editor. Papers must be in English. They should be
laser printed, double spaced, on one side of the paper only, with
margins of at least 2.5 cm. Papers should not normally exceed
10,000 words. All pages of the manuscript should be numbered
consecutively, including those with references and notes, figure
captions, and tables, in that order. It is preferable that the
tables and figure captions appear appended to the article,
rather than embedded within. Placement cannot always be
guaranteed.
To expedite publication, authors must submit the final accepted
version on a diskette along with the revised manuscript.
First preference is for a Macintosh diskette, using Microsoft
Word format. However, any Mac or PC-compatible diskette is
acceptable. The program(s) used to prepare the manuscript
should be clearly indicated on the diskette and on the submission
form which is provided in the author's kit.
The first page of the manuscript should include:
(1) title (brief, informative, and, if possible, without formulas
or symbols, in upper and lowercase letters);
(2) short title for article identification on journal pages, not
exceeding 50 characters;
(3) key words for indexing purposes;
(4) authors, full first (or second) name in addition to family
name, e.g., David O. Green, not D.O. Green, or B. Oliver
Brown, not B.O. Brown. Superscripts a,b,c, etc. for affiliations,
i.e., places where work was conducted, with an asterisk
signifying the author to whom correspondence should
be addressed; address for correspondence should include
postal code. Other superscripts (e.g., ? ? ? ||, ? #) should be
used to indicate different current or permanent addresses,
etc. If the author handling reprints is different from the
corresponding author, please indicate this as well. For
editorial purposes, the author submitting the paper should
provide telephone, fax, and e-mail numbers. Any anticipated
moves during the course of preparation of the manuscript
for publication should be taken into account, with
dates and alternative addresses and contact numbers.
The second page should include a concise, self-contained abstract
(not exceeding 250 words) suitable for use by Chemical
Abstracts, stating the reason for the work, significant results,
and conclusions.
Articles are generally divided into the following sections: Introduction,
Experimental, Results, Discussion, and Conclusions.
Within these categories, the author should clearly indicate the
hierarchy of subheadings. We generally do not number sections,
and cross-reference them by name if necessary.
Figures, complicated chemical equations, schemes, and structures
should be computer generated and laser printed at a
minimum of 300 dpi as well as provided on diskette in a universal
format such as TIFF, PICT, or EPS. Large files may be compressed,
or submitted on ZIP or 230 MB optical disks.
Shaded areas in graphs and charts are best avoided, but if used
should be easily distinguishable from each other. Figures should
be generated keeping in mind page size (7.75 cm width for one
column, 16 cm for two, 22 cm length of text area). Letters and
symbols should be large enough to be legible after reduction.
Photographs and half-tone artwork must be submitted as
glossy prints or originals. Each figure must be clearly marked
(on the margin or back) with the author's name and its identifying
number and orientation. For footnotes to tables, use
lowercase italic letters. Tables and figures should be kept to the
minimum necessary.
Figures will be produced in color only if the author agrees to
defray the cost of color printing.
References and notes are indicated in the text by superscript
numbers in one consecutive series, after adjacent punctuation
marks, in order of mention. These numbers appear in parentheses
in the References and Notes section. One number may be
used for a group of references, separated by (a), (b), etc. Each
reference should contain all authors and editors (unless more
than 10 of either), separated by semicolons, followed by abbreviated
journal name (as in Chemical Abstracts Service Source
Index [CASSI]), year, volume, and inclusive page numbers. Contributions
from a book or proceedings should list title, editor,
publisher, and city of publication, as well as year and page
numbers. References to Ph.D. theses should list university and
city (and state or country, as needed). For references not in
English indicate the language, and the presence of an English
abstract or summary.
Examples:
(1) (a) Israelachvili, J.; Berman, A. Isr. J. Chem. 1995, 35, 85?1.
(b) Smith, J.C.; Kuczera, K.; Karplus, M. Proc. Natl. Acad. Sci.
U.S.A. 1990, 87, 1601?605. (c) Ashkenazi, P.; Macfarlane,
R.D.; Oertling, W.A..; Wamhoff, H.; Wald, K.M.; Ginsburg, D.
Angew. Chem., Int. Ed. Engl. 1980, 19, 933?35.
(2) (a) Ben-David, S. Chemistry of Tyrian Purple Dyes from
Snails; Laser Pages: Jerusalem, 1995; Vol. 2, p 7. (b) Niar,
X.L. In Paper Chemistry, 3rd ed.; Jones, Q.V.; Cohen, Z.,
Eds.; Laser Pages: Jerusalem, 1994, pp 123?24. (c) Sefer,
A. Chemical Theories, 2nd ed.; Plenum: New York, 1969;
Chapter 2.
(3) (a) Baisden, P.A. Abstracts of Papers, 188th National Meeting
of the American Chemical Society, Philadelphia;
American Chemical Society: Washington, DC, 1984; Abstract
05F14. (b) Konn, U. Ph.D. Thesis. University of Connecticut,
Storrs, 1995. (c) Roe, A.B. J. Pharm. Sci., in press.
Proofs should be checked carefully against the manuscript (pay
special attention to tables, figures, equations, and formulas)
and returned as soon as possible, both by fax and express mail.
Substantial changes at the proof stage are made at the author's
expense. Authors receive twenty-five reprints free of charge;
additional reprints, or copies of the journal at reduced rates,
should be ordered when returning proofs. Return of original
figures should also be requested at this time. Manuscripts and
original materials will be discarded three months after publication.
*Important: If you wish to include as part of your article a figure,
table, or other element which has already been published elsewhere,
you must submit reprint permission in writing together
with your original or revised manuscript. This permission can
only be granted by the copyright owner, i.e., the publisher, even
if you are an author of the original publication. Form letters for
obtaining this permission have been included with the materials
provided to authors by the guest editor. Extra copies are available
from the guest editor or directly from the publisher.
Further information may be obtained by contacting the publisher
at our editorial office:
Laser Pages Publishing Ltd.
P.O. Box 35409
Jerusalem 91352, Israel
Telephone: 972-2-6522226
Fax: 972-2-6522277
e-mail: laserpages@netmedia.net.il
ISRAEL JOURNAL OF CHEMISTRY
GUIDELINES FOR CONTRIBUTORS
Instructions to Authors
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ijc_submissions.pdf
Editorial Board
Editor-in-Chief
E. Keinan Technion—Israel Institute of Technology, Haifa
Editorial Board
N. Agmon The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
J. Bernstein Ben-Gurion University of The Negev, Be'er Sheva
J. Klafter Tel Aviv University
E.M. Kosower Tel Aviv University
I. Willner The Hebrew University of Jerusalem
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