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Author Guidelines

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1 General

The

Chinese Journal of Chemistry is an international peer-reviewed journal

published in English. It publishes original research work in all fields

of chemistry in the form of

Breaking Reports

Concise Reports

Comprehensive Reports

Recent Advances

Critical Reviews

Chemistry Authors Up Close

Cornerstones in Chemistry

Emerging Topic

The

Chinese Journal of Chemistry publishes 24 issues annually and is

co-hosted by the Shanghai Institute of Organic Chemistry and the Chinese

Chemical Society. It is jointly published with Wiley-VCH since 2005.

Authors

are solely responsible for the contents of their contribution. It is

assumed that they have the necessary authority for publication. The

contents of manuscripts submitted to Chinese Journal of Chemistry must

not have been submitted to any other journal in parallel or published

previously. Any manuscript already available on personal/group web pages

will be considered by the Editors as already published and will not be

accepted. The authors must inform the Editors of manuscripts submitted

to, soon to be submitted to, or in press at other journals that have a

bearing on the manuscript being submitted. All submissions must adhere

to the Ethical Guidelines for Publication of Chemical Research. In

particular, authors should reveal all sources of funding for the work

presented in the manuscript and should declare any conflict of interest.

All articles must be written in English.

All

submitted manuscripts that are suitable for consideration will be sent

to independent referees. Manuscripts which are clearly inappropriate for

the journal can be rejected without consulting referees. Authors are

encouraged to suggest suitable referees (full names and affiliations

including e-mail address). However, the referees that are contacted will

not be limited to those nominated by the authors. All accepted

manuscripts are edited before printing to ensure scientific consistency,

clarity of presentation, and uniformity of style.

If

authors have to or want to make their publications freely available at

the moment they are published (open access), the Chinese Journal of

Chemistry offers such a service. Under the keyword Open Access you can

find all the information about this subject on our homepage.

In

general we recommend that authors link on their homepage to their

Chinese Journal of Chemistry publication through the Digital Object

Identifier (DOI). Only in this way can Crossref function correctly and

full-text downloads be tallied.

2 Submission of Manuscripts

The

Chinese Journal of Chemistry offers web-based manuscript submission and

peer-review via Research Exchange. This service guarantees fast and

safe submission of manuscripts and rapid assessment processes. Online

submission is mandatory, and conventional submission of manuscripts via

courier service or e-mail is no longer accepted. Chinese Journal of

Chemistry requires the submitting author (only) to provide an ORCID when

submitting a manuscript. Please prepare your manuscript in keeping with

the guidelines given below (§4).

For

the submission of new, revised and final accepted manuscripts, a single

Word DOC file containing graphical abstract, text, tables and all

graphics should be uploaded as -Main Document. on the File Upload

screen. Tables and all graphics need to be embedded in the text of the

DOC file where they belong (not collected at the end). MS Word

templates, which can be used for preparation of new manuscripts, are

available under "Contribute". Note: Do not choose the file designation

"Image" to upload graphics as separate files when uploading new

manuscripts. Supporting Information is uploaded as a single, separate

PDF file with all graphics embedded by choosing the file designation

"Supporting Information".

All manuscripts must be submitted online via Research Exchange: https://wiley.atyponrex.com/journal/CJOC.

If you are unable to complete the submission, please try using a different browser.

You

may check the status of your submission at any time by logging on to

submission.wiley.com and clicking the "My Submissions" button. For

technical help with the submission system, please review our FAQs or

contact submissionhelp@wiley.com.

Note:

When multiple files are uploaded as "Main Document". or "Image", the

system generates a single PDF file. Only Word DOC and TIFF files are

included in the PDF file generated. File formats not included are Excel

XLS, PowerPoint PPT, ChemDraw CDX, ISIS Draw SKC, GIF, PCT, PSD, BMP,

123, RAR, SIT and ZIP.

Authors

are asked to make their manuscripts suitable for a heterogeneous

readership—please use a simple, clear style, and avoid jargon. In some

cases, it might be helpful for manuscripts to be checked by a third

party, such as Wiley English Language Editing Services for correct

language usage before submission.

3 Types of Manuscripts

Original Research Articles:

Breaking Reports are reports of urgent and significant findings.

Concise Reports are concise description of focused research topics.

Comprehensive

Reports discuss in-depth studies of important subjects with but not

limited to mechanistic investigation, applications, etc.

Download Reports template

Review Articles:

Recent

Advances are review-type articles that present very important recent

topics in a concise manner at a time when a Critical Review would still

be premature or an update is required.

Critical

Reviews are in-depth discussions on important topics of broad interest.

Authors should clearly state the purpose, objectives, scope, and

limitations of the topic covered by a specific review.

Download Reviews template

Chemistry

Authors Up Close includes a photo of the principal investigator, an

interview conducted by our staff followed by a personal account of the

chemist’s favorite chemistry developed in his/her laboratory with

demonstrated applications by his/her own group or others.

Download Authors Up Close template

Emerging

Topic is brief summaries and comments on the recently developed

chemistry with great importance and potentials that will be a hot

research topic in near future. Emerging Topic should be 3-4 formatted

Journal pages with essential figures/tables and a maximum of 9

references.

Download Emerging Topic template

Cornerstones

in Chemistry describe well established chemistry developed by

well-known chemist(s) featuring great academic significances and wide

applications.

Download Cornerstones template

The Writing Style for CJC-Who is Who:

Chemistry

knowledge is invented or discovered by chemists. So far, we have

completely introduced the “Who is Who” writing style for all our

research and review articles. This writing format emphasizes the key

players in the field and their significant contributions. By outlining

the corresponding development process, this writing format has been

designed to effectively trace the scientific evolution within this

domain. We are confident that this approach will provide readers with a

clear and concise visual aid, allowing for a quick under-standing of the

scientific history in this particular field.

4 Manuscript Preparation

General:

Authors are encouraged to consult recent issues of the Chinese Journal

of Chemistry for examples of format. We recommend the use of the Chinese

Journal of Chemistry manuscript templates (MS Word for Win/Mac), which

are available in Section 3 above. If you do not wish to use the

templates, the manuscript file should be in Word DOC format with tables

and all graphics embedded in the text where they belong (graphics

prepared with ChemDraw or Excel need to be embedded into the Word file

and linked to those programs). Supporting Information should be

submitted as a separate file. For clarity manuscripts should be

subdivided into sections such as Introduction, Experimental, Results and

Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgement and References.

Title

should be as short as possible, clearly and accurately indicate the

contents of the paper and be expressed in adequate scientific terms.

Author

and Address: The full name(s) of the author(s) and full postal

address(es) of the institutions where the research was done should

appear under the title. Use the italic symbols a, b, c, etc., as

superscripts to relate the authors to the corresponding address and an

asterisk to indicate the author(s) to whom correspondence should be

addressed. In order to speed up the reviewing and publication process,

authors are requested to provide their telephone number, fax number and

e-mail address.

Comprehensive

Summary: Authors are required to submit a short summary of main

observation and conclusion. Summaries of main observation and conclusion

should briefly state the reasons why the work was conducted, the

significant results and conclusions. A color picture summarizing the

contents, with a resolution of 300 dpi (or higher) and a suitable size

of at least 16 cm × 9 cm (width × height), should be inserted.

Keywords:

Please provide 8 keywords or phrases that will assist readers and

indices in cross-indexing this study. To aid online searching, at least

two keywords should be taken from the Keyword Catalogue.

Footnotes may contain supporting information.

Formulae

and Equations: Subscripts and especially superscripts should be written

with care, and exponents should be arranged on a single line, e.g., e−60/RT. Organic structural drawings should be submitted in a

form suitable for direct photographic reproduction and should fill

space economically. Do not use structures when a simple formula will

suffice. Do not use multiple lines unnecessarily. Please type formulae

and equations as normal text in the body of the text as far as possible.

Background

and Originality Content should describe the significance and novelty of

this work, and it should include relevant references. A color picture

describing the main observation of this contribution is strongly

suggested.

The following three issues should be included in this section:

Importance

Why is the current topic of high interest for the Chemistry community in general？

Background

The current state of art of this topic and the challenge.

Concept or advances or novelty as compared to the known reports.

Experimental

Section should be given in sufficient detail to enable others to repeat

your work. In theoretical papers, some technical details such as

computational methods should be confined to an appropriately named

section.

Formulae

Analyses and Spectral Data: The physical and chemical parameters of new

compounds should be given in the following order and style: m.p. 239

°C, [α]D12 +134.4 (c 0.50, CH3OH), nD20 1.3941; UV-vis (EtOH) λmax: 238,

258 nm; 1H NMR (CDCl3, 300 MHz) δ: 0.78 (t, J=8 Hz, 3H), 1.07 (d, J=8

Hz, 3H), 2.96 (s, 1H), 3.80–4.00 (m, 1H), 6.90–7.10 (m, 1H); IR (KBr) ν:

3420, 3380, 1675, 1683, 1610, 1588, 1500 cm−1; MS (70 eV) m/z (%): 525 (M+, 46), 507 (30), 43 (100). Anal. calcd

for C12H11N: C 85.70, H 6.55, N 8.27; found C 85.24, H 6.56, N 8.15

(HRMS calcd for C17H20O2 266.1458, found 266.1460). Note that the

correct order of characterization data should be as follows: UV, NMR,

IR, MS and elemental analysis.

Manuscripts

containing animal experiments must include a statement in the

Experimental Section to state that permission was obtained from the

relevant national or local authorities. The institutional committees

that have approved the experiments must be identified and the

accreditation number of the laboratory or of the investigator given

where applicable. If no such rule or permission is in place in the

country where the experiments were performed, then this must also be

clearly stated. Manuscripts with experiments with human subjects or

tissue samples from human subjects must contain a disclaimer in the

Experimental Section to state that informed signed consent was obtained

from either the patient or from next of kin.

Computer-Aided

Image Enhancement is often unavoidable. However, such manipulation

cannot result in data that are less relevant or unrepresentative being

shown and/or genuine and significant signals being lost. A clear

relationship must remain between the original data and the electronic

images that result from those data. If an image has been electronically

modified, the form of the modification shall be given in the Figure

caption. If computer-aided processing or modification of an image is a

fundamental part of the experimental work, then the form this processing

takes must be clearly described in the Experimental Section.

Results

and Discussion should describe experimental results, followed by

discussion leading to scientific rules and/or conclusion with Tables and

Figures.

Conclusion should summarize the results obtained, propose further improvements and predict possible applications.

Acknowledgments: Personal acknowledgments about the source(s) of financial support will be published.

References:

The author is responsible for correct citations. In the text the

numbers should be typed as superscripts (e.g., Smith[3]) and, if

applicable, after punctuation. Journal titles should be abbreviated

according to the Chemical Abstracts Service Source Index (CASSI).

Unpublished results and lectures should only be cited for exceptional

reasons. If a paper has been published online but has not appeared in

print yet, it is cited by listing the author names and then the

abbreviated title of the journal and year followed by the DOI.

Literature references should be arranged and formatted as follows:

Journals

in English: Yang, Q. L.; Fang, P.; Mei, T. S. Recent Advances in

Organic Electrochemical C–H Functionalization. Chin. J. Chem. 2018, 36,

338–352.

Journals

in Chinese: Shen, R. Z.; Cao, X.; Yu, B. Total Synthesis of

Dammarane-Type Saponins Ginsenoside Re and Notoginsenoside R1. Acta

Chim. Sinica 2018, 76, 278–285 (in Chinese).

Books

(without editor): (a) Sun, S. G.; Chen, S. L. Electrocatalysis,

Chemical Industry Press, Beijing, 2018 (in Chinese). Books (with

editor): (b) Synthetic Chemistry, Eds.: Bai, C.-L.; Li, J.-H.; Qin, D.

H., Science Press, Beijing, 2018, pp. 188–189 (in Chinese).

Conferences:

Chiba, S. In Metal-Mediated Radical Reactions for Synthesis of

Nitrogen-Heterocycles, the 12th International Symposium on Organic Free

Radicals, Shanghai, China, 2016, p. 18.

Patents:

Crosby, S. R.; Jennison, M.; Brennan, J. New thermally-cleavable

protecting group-and-linker group-containing heterocyclic compound used

in composition for e.g. purification of proteins and peptides.

WO2018189546-A1, 2018.

Theses,

Dissertations: Li, L. C. Ph.D. Dissertation, Shanghai Institute of

Organic Chemistry, Chinese Academy of Sciences, Shanghai, 2015, pp.

90–91 (in Chinese).

Note: All authors and titles of the cited papers should be listed and CA numbers of patents should also be provided.

Graphical

Abstract: Authors are required to provide a separate sheet containing a

small diagram or other informative illustration (scheme or figure)

showing the most important aspect of the paper. The words or sentences

in the diagram must be concise. The height of the scheme or figure is 6

cm. See detailed instructions for graphical material.

Legends:

Each figure and scheme should have a legend. In the final accepted

manuscript, the legends should be listed together after the reference

section of the text file and not be included with the drawings in the

separate graphic files.

Tables

must have a brief title and should only be subdivided by three

horizontal lines (head rule, neck rule, foot rule). Footnotes in the

tables are denoted as superscripts by a, b, etc., and presented at the

bottom of the table. Tables should be constructed using the table

function in Word; do not make tables using the tabulator. Tables should

be prepared to fit the page format of the journal (width of the columns

is 8.55 cm; width of the pages is 17.6 cm). When a table consists mainly

of graphic elements, the entire table should be prepared with Word DOC

file rather than a drawing program. At this time, graphic elements

linked to ChemDraw programs should be inserted to the table.

Illustrations

include figures and schemes, and they should be designed for reduction

to a one-column (8.55 cm wide) or two-column format (17.6 cm wide) with a

resolution of 300 dpi or higher. Note: The Chinese Journal of Chemistry

does not use charts, which should be converted into figures or schemes.

Illustrations should be stored as the format of TIFF. See detailed

instructions for graphical material.

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