elsevier初次投稿模板

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[Title Page]

Article Title

Authors

Author affiliations

Correspondence information: Corresponding author name, affiliation, detailed

permanent address, email address, telephone number

(Check the Guide for authors to see the required information on the title page)

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Put the title of your abstract here using both upper and lower case letters, Times

New Roman, 12 pts, bold, centered, double spaced

A. Author

a

, B. Author

b

, C. Author

a,*

a

Department, University, Street, Postal-Code City, Country

b

Laboratory, Institute, Street, Postal-Code City, Country

Abstract

This general template helps you on preparing manuscript for part of Elsevier Journals.

Use

this

document

as

a

template

if

you

are

using

Microsoft

Word

6.0

or

later.

Here

comes self-contained abstract. Please

read the

Guide

for

Authors of

your

target journal

for the requirements of Abstract. Pay special attention to the word count.

PACS(optional, as per journal):

75.40.-s;

Keywords:

Keyword

1.D;

Keyword

2.B

(Read

the

Guide

for

Authors

for

the

requirements for Keywords, including number, thesaurus, and classification indications)

*

Corresponding author. Tel.: +xx xxx xx xx; fax: +xx xxx xx xx. E-mail address: xxxxx@

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1. Introduction

The manuscript should be prepared and submitted according to the Guide for Authors

of

your

target

journal.

.

For

your

convenience,

brief

instructions

on

manuscript

preparation are recorded below.

Please

DO

consult

a

recent

journal

paper

for

style

and

conventions.

You

may

find

samples

on

ScienceDirect

.

You

need

to

check

your

manuscript

carefully

before

you

submit

it.

The editor reserves the right to return

manuscripts that do not conform

to the

instructions for manuscript preparation.

2. General remarks

on manuscript preparation

Generally,

double

line

spacing,

12

pts

font,

and

Times

New

Roman

are

preferred

when

you

type

the

manuscript

for

review.

This

text

formatting

is

provided

in

order

to

facilitate referee process and

is also required

for proper calculation of

your

manuscript

length. Typing your manuscript follows the order: Title, Authors, Affiliations, Abstract,

Keywords,

Main

text,

Acknowledgements

(optional),

References

(optional),

Figure

captions,

Figures

and

Tables.

Please

consult

the

Guide

for

Authors

for

the

proper

organization of the main text. Ensure that each new paragraph is clearly indicated. Some

journals also

require

lines to be

numbered throughout

the

manuscript. You

will

usually

want to divide your article into numbered sections and subsections. Present figures and

tables at the right places mentioned in the Guide for Authors.

Most

formatting codes are removed or replaced while processing

your article so

there

is

no need

for you

to use excessive

layout styling. Please

do

not

use

options such

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as

automatic

word

breaking,

double

columns

or

automatic

paragraph

numbering

(especially

for

numbered

references).

Do

use

bold

face,

italic,

subscripts,

superscripts,

etc., as appropriate.

2.1 Illustrations

Many

journals

required

that

figures

and

tables

to

be

presented

on

separate

pages

at

the end of the manuscript. The preferable file formats are: EPS (for vector graphics) and

TIF

(for

bitmaps).

However,

PDF

and

MS

Office

(Word,

Excel,

Powerpoint

figures)

files are also acceptable. Use file names that enable to identify their contents in terms of

figure

number

and

format

(e.g.

,

,

).

All

artwork

has

to

be

numbered

according

to

its

sequence

in

the

text.

All

of

them

should

have

captions.

Colour

figures

in

printed

version

require

an

extra

fee

for

most

journals.

Generally,

no

vertical

rules

(lines)

should

be

used

in

tables.

Illustrations

should

not

duplicate

descriptions that appear elsewhere in the manuscript.

Please

look

at

/wps/find/s/authorartwork instructions

for

more

detailed instructions on artwork preparations.

2.2 Equations

Conventionally,

in

mathematical

equations

variables

and

anything

thatrepresents

a

value

appear

in

italics.

You

are

encouraged

to

use

equation-editing

tools

such

as

mathtype to edit equations. Please make use of the numbering and referencing functions.

2.3 Citations

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