期刊名称：ACTA CHROMATOGRAPHICA
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
MAIN FIELDS OF INTEREST
Theory of chromatography
Progress in synthesis and characterization of new stationary phases
Chromatography of organic, inorganic and complex compounds
Enantioseparation and chromatography of chiral compounds
Applications of chromatography in biology, pharmacy, medicine, and food analysis
Environmental applications of chromatography
Analytical and physico-chemical aspects of sample preparation for chromatography
Hyphenated and combined techniques
Chemometrics and its applications in separation science
An International Journal Abstracted in Chemical Abstracts and covered by the ISI products Science Citation Index - Expanded (SCIE),including the Web of Science (WoS),and the Chemistry Citation Index (CCI) and Research Alert
Instructions to Authors
Acta Chromatographica publishes papers on all aspects of the theory and practice of chromatography (including applications of chemometrics to chromatography). These papers can be divided into three groups:
Revievs (which are written at the invitation of an Editor);
Original Research Papers; and Short Communications.
SUBMISSION AND HANDLING OF MANUSCRIPTS
Manuscripts should be submitted in duplicate plus a diskette to one of the Co-Editors at the following adresses:
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Prof. Dr. TERESA KOWALSKA |
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Dr. MIECZYSŁAW SAJEWICZ |
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Institute of Chemistry |
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Institute of Chemistry |
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Silesian University |
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Silesian University |
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9, Szkolna Street |
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9, Szkolna Street |
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40-006 Katowice, Poland |
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40-006 Katowice, Poland |
After the proper external review the Co-Editors will communicate directly with the Author concerning acceptance (or otherwise) of the paper.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPERS
These papers are typically between 10 and 20 pages in length, including tables, figure captions and references. Pages should be numbered through including the tables and figure captions. Type the references, tables and figure captions on separate pages following the text of the paper, in that sequence.
SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
The main purpose of this kind of paper is rapid communication of brief (between 2 and 6 pages) and often preliminary research results.
REQUIREMENTS CONCERNING FORMAT AND STYLE
OF ORIGINAL RESEARCH PAPERS AND SHORT COMMUNICATIONS
Page 1
After the title of the paper, list the authors and give their affiliation and address. Mark with an asterisk that author to whom correspondence should be addressed.
Page 2
Summary: Always include a summary of the manuscript, typed on a separate page.
Page 3
Main text begins here; normally the following subdivisions should be adhered to: Introduction, Experimental, Results and Discussion, Conclusion (where appropriate), References, Tables, Figures and Captions.
Figures
Figures should be glossy black and white photographs suitable for reproduction, or clear, distinct original ink drawings in black and white, ready for print. Only include the absolute minimum text in the figure. The size of the individual numbers and characters should be selected so that after reductions, their height is about 2 mm.
References
References cited in the text should be indicated by sequential numbers in square brackets and listed in the same manner. Examples of correct listing are given below:
[1] E. Stahl and P. J. Schorm, Z. Physiol. Chemie, 325, 263 (1961)
[2] A. Pollak in J. Sherma and B. Fried (eds), Handbook of Thin-Layer Chromatography, Dekker, New York, 1990; pp.249-281
[3] F. Geiss, Fundamentals of Thin-Layer Chromatography (Planar Chromatography), Hueting, Heidelberg, 1987
Each autor (or co-author) of a published paper will receive one copy of the issue of interest free of charge.
Editorial Board
Co-Editors
T. Kowalska (Katowice, Poland)
M. Sajewicz (Katowice, Poland)
Language Editor
I. Davies (Cambridge, UK)
Technical Editor
K. Ciążyńska-Halarewicz (Katowice, Poland)
Editorial Board
D. Agbaba (Belgrade, Serbia)
A. Mohammad (Aligarh, India)
J. Bojarski (Kraków, Poland)
G. Morlock (Hohenheim, Germany)
M. Daszykowski (Katowice, Poland)
J. Namieśnik (Gdańsk, Poland)
T. H. Dzido (Lublin, Poland)
J. Nawrocki (Poznań, Poland)
F. Geiss (Ispra, Italy)
D. Nurok (Indianapolis, IN, USA)
B. Głód (Warszawa, Poland)
J. K. Różyło (Lublin, Poland)
A. Grochowalski (Kraków, Poland)
J. Sherma (Easton, PA, USA)
G. Grynkiewicz (Warszawa, Poland)
E. Soczewiński (Lublin, Poland)
K. Héberger (Budapest, Hungary)
A. Stołyhwo (Warszawa, Poland)
F. M. Helmy (Dover, DE, USA)
W. Szczepaniak (Poznań, Poland)
K. Jinno (Toyohashi, Japan)
K. Tanaka (Aichi, Japan)
K. Kaczmarski (Rzeszów, Poland)
Y. Vander Heyden (Brussels, Belgium)
H. Kalász (Budapest, Hungary)
A. Voelkel (Poznań, Poland)
R. Kaliszan (Gdańsk, Poland)
M. Waksmundzka-Hajnos (Lublin, Poland)
P. Kuś (Katowice, Poland)
B. Walczak (Katowice, Poland)
J. Lasa (Kraków, Poland)
W. Wasiak (Poznań, Poland)
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