Why Wasn’t My ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering Manuscript Sent Out for Review?
化学
高分子科学
工程类
纳米技术
材料科学
作者
David T. Allen,Danielle Julie Carrier,Jinlong Gong,Nicholas Gathergood,Hongxian Han,Bing‐Joe Hwang,Peter Licence,Michaël A. R. Meier,Audrey Moores,Thalappil Pradeep,Jieshan Qiu,Bert F. Sels,Bala Subramaniam,Kam Chiu Tam,Lina Zhang,R.M. Williams
Such rapid decision making allows authors to expeditiously find alternative routes for publishing their work.The criteria used by ACS Sustainable Chemistry & Engineering in making these editorial decisions include those used commonly by all scientific journals, such as lack of explanations, mechanisms, or testable hypotheses for observed data; inadequate error and uncertainty analyses; inadequate validation or sensitivity analyses of computational work; failure to summarize how the contribution advances the current state of the field; and a sufficiently inadequate use of language or organization such that the scientific advances of the work can not be adequately assessed.Such criteria have been previously described in editorials by other ACS journals. 1In making decisions on each manuscript prior to sending for peer review, our editorial team applies three additional criteria, including some that are unique to the field of sustainable chemistry and engineering.