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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.
  • The manuscript has not been published or submitted to other journals.
  • Internet links in the text contain fully working URL addresses.
  • The text adheres to style and citation guides as detailed in the Author Guidelines.

  • The text is formatted as follows:

    1. General requirements

    Article template

    1. File format: Microsoft Word 97-2016 or compatible (DOC). It is advisable to provide copies of illustrations in one of the common formats (JPG, PNG, GIF).
    2. Paper size: A4 (210×297 mm).
    3. Page margins, mm: top – 20, bottom – 20, left – 20, right – 20.
    4. Font face: Times or Cambria, normal, 11 pt, single spaced.
    5. First line: 1 cm indentation throughout the article.
    6. Only automatic hyphenation is allowed, that follows the rules of the corresponding language. Up to 5 consecutive hyphenations is allowed.
    7. Page numbering: at the bottom of the page, at least 6 mm away from the main text.
    8. A decimal point must be used to separate the integer part from the fractional part of a number (e.g. 1.02, and not 1,02).

    2.   Font styles for various article elements

      UDC 10 pt, all capitals, bold
      Author names and initials 11 pt, regular
      Affiliations 10 pt, italic
      Article title 12 pt, all capitals, bold
      Abstract 9 pt, regular, bold
      Copyright 9 pt, regular
      Footnotes, references 10 pt, regular
      Header "References and notes" 12 pt, bold
      Submission date 9 pt, italic
      Figure titles and labels 9 pt, bold
      Table titles 9 pt, bold
             Table content 9 pt, regular

    3.   Spacing

    • After UDC - single;
    • After affiliations - single;
    • After article title - single;
    • After abstract - single;
    • After main text - single;
    • Between references and submission date - single.

    4.   References

    The references are cited in text as follows: [reference number], or [reference number, p. page number], or [reference number, p. page number; reference number, p. page number], or [reference number – reference number], or [reference number; reference number], or [reference number, pp. page number – page number].

    5.   Typography

    • Do not mix hyphens (-) and n-dashes (–).
    • Add a space between a surname and initials (e.g. R. B. Woodward), and between words and n-dashes.
    • Use square brackets for references (e.g. [5]).

    6 . Tables

    • Tables should be embedded as text, not images.
    • Cell width should be autofit to contents.
    • Tables of similar nature should be stylized identically throughout that paper (fonts, borders, titles, spacing, etc).
    • Table font should be 1-2 pt smaller than the main text, and sometimes down to 6 pt if required.
    • If the table spans over several pages, its parts should start with "Table <no>, continued", followed by table title and/or column numbers.
    • Table titles should be centered and do not contain "hard" line breaks.
    • Side columns should be aligned left; multiple-line cells should have a first-line indentation. Tables should be of rectangular shape and have no "hanging" cells.
    • Numerical data should be decimal-point-aligned, with the largest number being centered. Number ranges should be separated by an n-dash, the largest number being centered and the rest of data aligned to the n-dash. Numerical titles of columns should be aligned with the column content.
    • Landscape-oriented tables should be rotated 90°, so that their title goes along the external margin for the even pages and along the internal margin for the odd pages.
    • Table notes should be given right after the corresponding table in 2 pt smaller font size and referred to with symbols in superscript (e.g. like this*).

    7.   Illustrations

    • All figures should be inserted in line with text (i.e. without text to the left or right from the image). They can be either placed at the top or the bottom of the page or have at least 3 lines of text above or below.
    • Figure captions should be given just below the corresponging figure as text (not images or objects).
    • Multi-line figure captions should be justified and have the same width as the figure they refer to, with the final line centered. Single-line captions should be centered.
    • Labels inside illustrations should be added using the same text editor as the one used for the rest of manuscript.
    • Raster (non-vector) graphics should have resolution of at least 300 dpi after scaling.
    • Scanned graphics should be of quality comparable to the rest of the manuscript.
  • When checking work on plagiarism, part of the original text must be at least 80% (without reference to literary sources).

Author Guidelines

Submission: general requirements :

  1. Manuscripts can be submitted to Journal of Chemistry and Technologies only by registered users of the website.
  2. The text of the article should be submitted in Ukrainian or English with a total volume of not less than 4 pages of A4 format, drawn up in accordance with the requirements of the publication (see above).
  3. Materials in Ukrainian should contain the following information in English: title of the article, authors' names, affiliation (name of the institution, its postal address, e-mail address of the contact author), keywords and abstract.
    • The names of authors should be transliterated in accordance with international systems (for example, translit.kh.ua ) аor in accordance with English-language publications published earlier.
    • Article title must be informative and contain only common abbreviations.
    • The title of the article, abstract and keywords should not contain transliterations.
  4. Abstracts must follow the requirements:
    o be detailed and original, written in good English and not a literal translation of the Ukrainian version;
    o be informative (not contain general words or phrases);
    o reflect the content of the article and the results obtained;
    o be ordered (reveal in detail the internal logic of the article);
    o be concise (from 1800 to 2500 characters).
  5. The content of the article should be associated with a graphical annotation describing the main results of the work (e.g., reaction scheme, flow diagram, crystallographic or other features of key compounds, photographs of samples). The graphic annotation should be 80 to 60 mm in size and should be prepared as a separate file (within 300 dpi) in one of the common graphic formats (JPG, PNG, GIF). The graphic annotation should be submitted as a separate file together with other additional information.
  6. Manuscript must contain following components: ( see sample ):
    • UDC (article subject ID in relation to Universal Decimal Classification);
    • Authors surnames and initials;
    • Authors affiliation(s);
    • Article title;
    • Abstract in the article language;
    • Keywords (separated with semicolon ";");
    • Introduction;
    • Results and Discussion;
    • Experimental;
    • Abstract list according to SCOPUS requirements (see below).
  7. The text must contain following components:
    • the basic state of the question and its relation to an important principle or research used;
    • analysis of the latest research and publications that served a background for the presented work, clear identification of the previously unsolved issues that were addressed in the current article;
    • clear statement of the article goals (statement of the problem);
    • the main point from the material, including the constructed explanation of obtained results;
    • conclusions and future work.
  8. Reference list:
    • references should be listed in order of appearance;
    • references should be written in English according to the requirements of the SCOPUS ( example ), with Ukrainian names in transliteration (see translit.kh.ua ). 
  9. Illustrations and reaction schemes:
    • all illustrations and diagrams should be obtained in English, not in Cyrillic (except as agreed with the editors);
    • systems must be distributed with a chemical package using ACS Document 1996  style (File > Apply Document Settings From > ACS Document 1996). Schemes can either be embedded in manuscript body or presented separately as CDX-files.
  10. Special characters, typography, etc:
    • due to scientific culture, one should use one's own designations (e.g., Celsius - °C, not C );
    • editorial board recommends authors to used extended keyboard layouts that would allow quick access to common special characters (eg  http://ilyabirman.ru/projects/typography-layout/ ).      

Payment of organizational costs work of editorial board (review articles, preparation and printing of the three original models, working with editors, postal and shipping charges, etc.) se carried out on after the adoption of the article for publication. The sorting of publication articles is determined by taking into account the cost of publication with editorial expenses.

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