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这个是牛刊呐！
投稿要求严格的，光审查阶段就要几个回合。（我听说的哦~~）
不过还是文献上的格式投，靠谱！

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这个刊物的特点就是超快，也就是说今天投大约1天内有稿件号，如果一天没有巨搞信代表under review了，但是过编辑这关的难度非常大，新颖性略差一点这关就卡住了。审稿人不能有反对意见，对于中国的作者一般2个以上的审稿人。

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yuquanyao: 金币+3, ★★★很有帮助 2012-05-24 22:58:24

我就觉得格式其实稍微注意一下就行了，参考刚接收的文章看看。
主要是创新性需要很好的体现

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5楼: Originally posted by chenz1 at 2012-05-24 21:23:39:
这个刊物的特点就是超快，也就是说今天投大约1天内有稿件号，如果一天没有巨搞信代表under review了，但是过编辑这关的难度非常大，新颖性略差一点这关就卡住了。审稿人不能有反对意见，对于中国的作者一般2个以上的

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electrochemistry communications 投稿时Appendices内容怎么上传

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