Elsevier期刊投稿和投稿经验

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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)

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@

1. Introduction

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

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 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/authorartworkinstructions

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

There are different styles of in-text citations and reference lists. DO consult the Guide for Authors to

see the given examples. Pay special attention to the format of author names, journal names, publication

year, volume and page span.

Acknowledgements

References

[1].

[2].

This section is optional.

Figure Captions

Fig.1 Put at this page the collected figure captions. The figure captions should be as brief as possible. It

should also contain sufficient information that readers do not need to refer to the main text.

Fig.2 Put here the figure caption of figure 2 (also the legend to figure 2).

Fig. 3