Notes for Contributors

The Chinese Journal of Chemical Engineering is the official journal of The Chemical Industry and Engineering Society of China and published by the Chemical Industry Press Co., Ltd.The aim of the journal is to develop the international exchange of scientific and technical information in the field of chemical engineering.

Submission of PapersAll papers will be submitted on line.http://www.cjche.com.cn

Conditions of PublicationIt is a condition of publication that manuscripts submitted to CJChE have not been published and will not be submitted or published elsewhere in English or any other language, without the written consent of the publisher.All manuscripts are reviewed by referees and the decision to accept them for publication is made by the editors.Authors are solely responsible for the accuracy and suitability of their contributions.

Types of ContributionAll manuscripts with significant research results in the areas of chemical engineering and its application are welcome.Four types of papers appear in this journal: Research Articles, Communications, Reviews and Perspectives.

All papers will class according to subject: (1) Fluid Dynamics and Transport Phenomena; (2) Separation Science and Engineering; (3) Catalysis, Kinetics and Reaction Engineering; (4) Process Systems Engineering and Process Safety; (5) Chemical Engineering Thermodynamics; (6) Biotechnology and Bioengineering; (7) Resources and Environmental Technology; (8) Energy Science and Technology; (9) Materials and Product Engineering.

Manuscript Preparation

1.Papers should be written in English and use SI units.

2.Provide a graphic abstract on the last page of the submitted manuscript.It should capture reader's attention and give the reader a quick visual impression of the essence of the manuscript.

3.Manuscripts should be typed in single-column format with wide margins on one side of A4 (210 mm×297 mm) paper.A font size of 12 pt or 10 pt is required.

4.The Title should clearly and accurately indicate the contents of the articles and should be expressed in adequate scientific terms.No abbreviations should be used in the titles.

5.The authors' name should be fully spelled out.Full postal addresses of all authors should be placed below the Title.

6.A footnote should be included on the first page to give the Received date and Accepted date.The e-mail address of the corresponding author, who should easily be identified with an asterisk, should be given.

7.The paper should be arranged in the following format: full title; by-line and affiliation with address for correspondence; abstract; keywords; introduction; sections, suitably subdivided under headings; conclusions; acknowledgements (if necessary); nomenclature; references and appendices (if necessary).

8.References should be numbered in the order of appearance.The following are examples of different types of references.

(1) S.M.Kresta, Characterization, measurement and prediction of the turbulent flow in stirred tanks, Ph.D.Thesis, McMaster University, Canada, 1991.

(2) J.D.Schaffer, Multi-objective optimization with vector evaluated genetic algorithms, Proceedings of the International Conference on Genetic Algorithms and their Application, Pittsburgh, 1985, pp.93-100.

(3) J.X.Xu, A survey on iterative learning control for nonlinear systems, Int.J.Control.84(7) (2001) 1275-1294.

(4) T.Brawn, Extraction Chromatography, Elsevier, Amsterdam, 1975.

(5) S.Osaki, Multistage vortex pump, Japan Pat., 62186095 (1986).

(6) M.Wang, C.Saricks, D.Santini, Effects of fuel ethanol use on fuel-cycle energy and greenhouse gas emissions, USDOE Argonne National Laboratory, Center for Transportation Research, ANL/ESD-38, 1999[2010-06-24], http://www.transportation.anl.gov/pdfs/TA/58.pdf.

(Title of journal, but not of book, should be abbreviated.)

CopyrightAll authors must sign the Transfer of Copyright Agreement before the paper can be published.This agreement enables the publisher to protect the copyrighted material for the authors, without affecting the authors’ proprietary rights.Authors are responsible for obtaining permission from the copyright holder to reproduce any figures or other material included in the paper for which copyright already exists.