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About the AJAMAuthor GuidelinesReferee GuidelinesElectronic FilesEthical Guidelines
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Submission
Initial
submission Articles
should be submitted using the AMRS file
upload service, ReSourCe. On
submitting their manuscripts, authors are encouraged to supply the names
and addresses of 2–3 potential referees. Owing to the non-availability
of many referees and editorial staff in July–August each year, authors
are advised to limit their submissions during this period in order to
minimize delays. Rapid
publication is aided by careful preparation of text and illustrations.
Particular attention is drawn to the use of (i) SI units and associated
conventions, (ii) IUPAC nomenclature for compounds and (iii) standard
methods of literature citation. The
AJAM ReSourCe service allows any number of files to be uploaded. All
files relating to a single manuscript should be uploaded simultaneously
during one transaction. Files uploaded separately will result in more
than one manuscript number being assigned and may subsequently be lost. All
authors submitting work for publication are required to agree a Licence
to Publish. Authors submitting online will be asked to agree a Licence
to Publish as part of the process. Alternatively, a downloadable PDF
version is available, which can be completed and forwarded to the
Editorial Office. After
submission your file will be acknowledged by the Editorial Office as
soon possible. Authors should contact the Editorial Office if they have
not received an acknowledgement within 4 working days. Authors should
not forward more than one version of their manuscript or submit the
manuscript by post or e-mail to avoid errors in manuscript handling by
the Editorial Office. Submission
of revised articles and material for proof preparation Revised
manuscripts should be sent to the Editorial Office by file upload via
ReSourCe. Please
check the manuscript carefully for consistency, particularly in the
representation of chemical formulae, compound names and words with
alternative spellings. Successful
use of your electronic files should speed up the production process and
avoid errors being introduced. Authors should ensure that files
submitted at this stage contain the final version of their manuscript.
Proof corrections should only correct errors from the Production process
and should not be used to make general changes to the text.
mail-to : h_aourag@mail.univ-tlemcen.dz
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