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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.
  • Authors confirm that the results presented in this manuscript are original, new, and distinctive and have not been published or submitted anywhere. This manuscript is not under consideration in any other journals and will not be submitted to other journals while under consideration and/or publication in the Eurasian Journal of Chemistry;
  • The manuscript is the original work of the Authors, prepared in accordance with the Author Guidelines;
  • The manuscript was written through contributions of all Authors. All Authors have given approval to the final version of the manuscript and its submission to the Eurasian Journal of Chemistry. The Authors have selected a Corresponding Author to act on their behalf;
  • All contributors who have been involved in this research have been appropriately identified (corporate e-mail, ORCID ID, CRediT Author Contributions);
  • Any third party quotations or figures have been appropriately noted in the Article and fully identified in the references, and in the case of illustrations in particular the Authors have obtained full permission (distribution rights in all media and in all territories) from the illustrator or their agent for re-publication in the Article. The same permissions process would be required for any re-use of any substantial third party text elements (beyond 50 words);
  • All institutional approvals and protocols have been obtained and followed in conjunction with the research and the preparation of the manuscript and submission to the journal. Similarly, any related requirements of relevant research funding agencies have been followed. Any funding agencies providing support for the underlying research have been identified;
  • Any unusual hazards inherent in the chemicals, equipment or procedures used in the underlying research as described in the article are clearly identified therein as hazardous and have been disclosed to the editor;
  • The Authors have used appropriate research terms and descriptions of compounds, as outlined in the Author Guidelines;
  • The Authors have reviewed and agree to abide by the publishing ethics code, including the disclosure of potential competing interests to the journal editor (note that Authors must provide disclosures or indicate that there are no competing interests to disclose);
  • The Authors will cooperate with the Publisher concerning the enforcement of the exclusive license granted to the Publisher (Copyright Transfer Agreement).

Author Guidelines

Eurasian Journal of Chemistry publishes full research Articles and author¢s Reviews in the field of chemistry and chemical technology. Sections of the journal are: Organic Chemistry, Physical and Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Technology.

The original papers only in English are accepted for review in Eurasian Journal of Chemistry. All submitted manuscripts are checked for originality using the Strikeplagiarism and Antiplagiat services, and are also subject to double-blind peer review.

The following files should be prepared by the Authors before submitting a manuscript to the Eurasian Journal of Chemistry:

1) Article Text file  - the main file of the manuscript in DOC, DOCX or RTF format containing all sections, figures and tables prepared according to all requirements (see Article`s template);

2) Cover Letter PDF file - a letter addressed to the Editor-in-Chief and signed by the Corresponding Author, including brief information about the novelty and relevance of the study, as well as its originality: «This work is original, has not been published elsewhere before, and is not currently being reviewed anywhere in parallel»;

3) Graphical Abstract PNG or JPEG file – a descriptive and informative figure, representing the main idea of the study (max size in cm: 10 (width)  х 15 (height); text must be readable);

4) Supplementary Materials file (optionally) - a relevant material that is additional to the main article. It may contain large data sets, tables or spectra, or any other research information that may clutter the main text of the article, but which is necessary for a deep understanding of the study (see Supplementary Materials template);

5) Permissions (optionally) to reproduce all figures previously published by international publishing houses.

General Requirements for Manuscripts

Overlapping the thematic focus of the journal. The study must be carried out in the chemical field and contain new knowledge in the field of chemistry. The object of research may be chemical substances and/or chemical reactions. The manuscript must correspond to one of the thematic sections of the journal: Organic Chemistry, Physical and Analytical Chemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Chemical Technology.

Originality and Novelty. The research material presented in the manuscript must be new and original, not previously published anywhere. The manuscript must meet the requirements of originality and novelty not only in terms of text, but also in terms of new knowledge in the field of chemistry.

Logical presentation. The manuscript should be structured according to the IMRAD format. All sections of the manuscript should be logically interconnected so that readers can understand the research problem, the purpose of the study, the research methodology, the obtained results and conclusions, and also the impact of the study on the development of a specific field of scientific knowledge.

Manuscript completeness. The study must be completed, and the purpose of the study must be achieved. The authors' conclusions must be reasonable, not preliminary, and not contain generalizations reflecting generally known results.

Presentation style. The text of the manuscript should be written in an academic scientific style and presented in competent professional English. All borrowed and little-known terms should be clarified. It is recommended to avoid ambiguity of statements and ambiguity in the interpretation of the basic concepts.

Statistical processing of experimental data. The manuscript should contain a short (for generally accepted) or detailed (for methods proposed by the authors) description of the method of statistical processing of experimental data and the results of this processing. Experimental data in the text, tables and graphs should be presented as a confidence interval.

Design of the Manuscript

Article size. The minimum size of an article is 5 pages, the maximum size is 15 pages of text typed on a computer (Microsoft Word editor), including a References list.

Text Format.  Document margin size: 25 mm top and bottom, 20 mm right and left. Font: 11 pt Times New Roman. Line spacing: single. Alignment: width. Paragraph indent: 0.8 cm.

The structure of the manuscript includes the following sections:

  • Title: UDC (universal decimal code) for the research topic, information about the authors (names, affiliations, city, country, email address of the corresponding author), title of the article;
  • Abstract: is written according to the IMRAD structure (research problem, research methods, obtained results, conclusions and proposals for the further development of the scientific direction). The abstract size is 180-200 words;
  • Keywords: at least 8-10 basic terms or short phrases used in the article;
  • Introduction: an introduction to the research problem, a brief review of the most significant publications, a demonstration what has already been done in this scientific area and what gaps exist, explanation of the relevance and novelty of the study; clear and specific formulation of the purpose of the study;
  • Experimental (Materials and Methods): a complete and detailed description of the materials and research methods, sufficient to reproduce the experiment by other scientists. The brand, manufacturer, and country must be indicated for each reagent and device. The methodology of statistical processing of experimental data should be presented;
  • Results and Discussion: a description and interpretation of the research results with numbers, tables, graphs, figures. The digital data of all direct and indirect measurements, repetition which is practically possible, should be accompanied by evaluation of uncertainty of measurement results in accordance with GOST 34100.1-2017, GOST 34100.3-2017. The results of unique (random) measurements should be characterized taking into account the accuracy of the used instruments. The uncertainty assessment method should be mentioned in the Experimental section and the results of its application included in the Results and Discussion section;
  • Conclusions: detailed and proven conclusions must be presented taking into account the stated purpose of the study; comparison of the obtained results with existing ones; assessment of the scientific novelty and practical value of the study and its results;
  • Supporting Information: a link to the Supplementary Materials file (optionally) containing a relevant material that is additional to the main article. It may contain large data sets, tables or spectra, or any other research information that may clutter the main text of the article, but which is necessary for a deep understanding of the study (see Supplementary Materials template);
  • Funding: This section should describe sources of funding that have supported the work. Authors should state how the research described in their article was funded, including grant numbers if applicable. If there is no funding involved, this statement may be omitted;
  • Author Information: This section should include the following elements: Author¢s first name, middle name and last name; academic rank, academic degree; position or profession; place of work (name of institution or organization, settlement); postal address (postal code, city, country); electronic address (e-mail) and ORCID ID;
  • Author Contributions: For multi-authored publications, authors are encouraged to add an "Author contributions" section, in which the contributions of all co-authors are briefly described. This section should be prepared using CRediT taxonomy and designed to recognize each author's contribution to the research work, reduce authorship disputes, and facilitate collaboration. Please also note that authorship should be limited to those who have made a significant contribution to the conception, design, execution, or interpretation of the reported study. All those who have made significant contributions should be listed as co-authors. Where there are others who have participated in certain substantive aspects of the research project, they should be named in an Acknowledgements section;
  • Acknowledgments: The Acknowledgments section can be used to thank anyone important in the publication of the work who does not qualify for authorship;
  • Conflicts of Interest: To ensure fair and objective decision-making, authors must declare any associations that pose a conflict of interest (financial, personal or professional) in connection with evaluated manuscripts. Non-financial competing interests include a declaration of political, personal, religious, ideological, academic, and intellectual competing interests. Authors from pharmaceutical companies, or other commercial organizations that sponsor clinical trials, should declare these as competing interests on submission. If there are no conflicts of interest, the following Author’s Statement should be included: Authors state no conflict of interest:
  • References: The list of References should be formatted according to the APA 7 international bibliography format. It should fully correspond to the main text of the article, i.e. contain all the papers mentioned in it and DOI links to available sources. Use square brackets [] for citations. The first citation in the text should have the number [1], the second - [2], etc. References to unpublished papers are not allowed.

Open Access Article Processing Charge (APC)

All articles published in Eurasian Journal of Chemistry are published in Gold Open Access, i.e. published papers are available to readers on the journal’s website without any financial or technical restrictions. Since access to the published article is absolutely free, the costs of publishing in Open Access are covered by the Authors.

An Article Processing Charge (APC) applies to papers accepted after peer review, besides which there are no more fees.

Article Processing Charge (APC) for this journal is:

⁕ free for Authors with Web of Science/ Scopus Hirsch Index  more than 10;

⁕ 20,000 tenge for Authors from the Karaganda Buketov University (teaching staff, master and doctoral students, other employees);

⁕ 40,000 tenge for Authors from third-party organizations.

Final Comments

All sections of the article should be logically connected to each other. The purpose of the study (research problem), materials and methods of research, research results and their contribution to the development of the relevant branch of chemistry should be clear from the text of the article.

Chemical compounds must be named according to IUPAC nomenclature. Trivial and other names of chemical compounds may also be given, but the IUPAC name is required.

It is recommended to use special software (ChemOffice, ChemSketch and others) to visualize chemical reaction schemes and structural formulas of chemical compounds.

All abbreviations and acronyms (excluding obviously well-known) should be spelled out when first used in the text.

Only formulas that are referenced in the text of the article are numbered.

Figures must be of the highest quality, without unnecessary information, all captions must be clearly readable. Figures and tables must have links in the text.

It is recommended to carefully check the text of the manuscript before submitting it to the journal.

By submitting a manuscript to the journal, the Authors guarantee the correctness of all information about themselves, the absence of plagiarism and other forms of unlawful borrowing in the manuscript, and the correctness of all citations.

Attention! Manuscripts prepared in violation of the journal's requirements or containing a large number of grammatical and spelling errors, automatic translation into English, are not accepted for consideration and are returned to the authors without review. The editors do not enter into discussions with the authors of articles.

If necessary, the Editors may request additional experimental data (for example, spectra) from the Authors.

Regardless of the results of the initial decision, the article may be retracted, rejected, or returned for revision at any stage of the publishing process if gross errors, extensive borrowing, erroneous citation, or other unethical behavior of the Authors are discovered.

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