Guideline

  1. Structure and Formatting
    • Articles should be written in English.
      • The article should include the following sections:
        • Title, Author list, Abstract, Keywords, Main text, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, References.

  2. Content
    • Articles should focus on original research or reviews.
    • Research should be related to the intersection of chemistry and human health, including biochemistry, molecular biology, pharmacology, toxicology, Balneology and others.

  3. Methodology
    • Each article should provide a clear description of the experimental or theoretical methodology, data analysis procedures, and interpretation of results.

  4. Citations and References
    • All citations should follow the specified citation style (APA).

  5. Editorial Process
    • All submissions undergo a peer review process.

  6. Relevant Topics
    • Biochemistry, molecular biology, pharmacology, toxicology, public health, Balneology and environmental factors.

  7. Publication Ethics
    • All articles should be original and not previously published elsewhere.
    • Authors must declare any conflict of interest.

  8. Submission Procedures
    • Authors should submit manuscripts via the online submission portal.
  1. Title Page
  • Title
  • Author(s): List the names of all authors, with the corresponding author indicated.
  • Affiliations: Include institutional affiliations, addresses, and email addresses of the authors. For the corresponding author, include the email address.
  1. Abstract and Keywords
  • Abstract
  • Keywords: Typically, 4-6 keywords related to the research topic.
  1. Main Text Structure

The main text of your article is typically divided into the following sections:

  1. Introduction
  2. Methodology
  3. Results
  4. Discussion
  5. Conclusion
  6. References
  • Citation Style: Use the citation style required by the journal (APA)
    • APA: Used in social sciences and many other fields. Example: Smith, J. (2020). The impact of AI on education systems. Journal of Educational Technology, 15(3), 45-56.
  • References should be numbered or listed alphabetically depending on the journal's requirement.
  • In-text Citations: Follow the citation style for in-text references, typically author-year or numbered format.
  1. Formatting the Document
  • Font: Use a readable font, typically Sylfaen, size 11 pt.
  • Line Spacing: Use 1.5 or double spacing, depending on the journal’s guidelines.
  • Margins: Standard margins (1 inch on all sides) unless stated otherwise by the journal.
  • Paragraphs: Indent the first line of each paragraph (usually 0.5 inches) unless otherwise specified.
  • Page Numbers: Number the pages consecutively in the top-right or bottom-center corner.
  • Headings: Use a consistent heading style (e.g., bold for major headings and italics for subheadings).
  1. Figures and Tables
  • Figures: Include clear, high-resolution images, graphs, or diagrams. Each figure should have a title and a legend, and all figures should be numbered consecutively.
  • Tables: Tables should have clear headings and must be numbered. Tables should be included after the reference list or within the text, according to journal requirements.
  • File Formats: Check the journal's preferred formats for figures (usually TIFF, JPEG, or PNG) and tables (often Excel or Word format).