ChemistryOpen
Basic Information
Brief Name:
CHEMISTRYOPEN
Impact Factor:
2.5
ISSN:
2191-1363
Research Field:
CHEMICAL
h-index:
21
Self-citation Rate:
1.4%
Articles per Year:
85
SCI Index Status:
Science Citation Index Expanded
Journal Website:
https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/journal/21911363
Journal Introduction:
Accessibility has a huge impact on scientific progression and discoveries. ChemistryOpen showcases outstanding global chemistry research across the scientific community. We are providing an openly accessible platform for exceptional chemistry that inspires and innovates. We support the community to build collaborations, drive forward change, and improve science and everything around us for the better.
CiteScore
CiteScore
4.8
SJR
0.551
SNIP
0.635
| Subject | Rank | Percentile |
|---|---|---|
ChemistryGeneral Chemistry |
154 / 408 | 62% |
Journal Statistics
Issues/Year
Submission to first decision: 14 days
Submission to acceptance: 58 days
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Communications and Full Papers/Research Articles
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Viewpoints
Concepts
Highlights
Correspondence or Comments
Corrigendum
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