Main Group Chemistry
IMPACT FACTOR: 0,553 (JCR '09)
ISSN: 1024-1221 NEW
Volume 9; 4 issues
Institutional subscription (print and online) for 2010: €322 / US$411 (including postage and handling)
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Status Report: Last issue (volume 9:1,2) online on 25 March 2010
Next issue (volume 9:3) scheduled for June 2010
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Editor-in-Chief
Mary K. Webster
Department of Chemistry
University of Kentucky
Lexington, KY
USA
David A. Atwood
E-mail: datwood@pop.uky.edu
Editorial Board
| Andrew Barron | Leonard R. MacGillivray |
| Vladimir I. Bregadze | Michael L. McKee |
| Raymundo Cea-Olivares | Robert Paine |
| Alan H. Cowley | Gerard Parkin |
| François P. Gabbaï | Philip P. Power |
| Kenneth W. Henderson | Gregory H. Robinson |
| Narayan Hosmane | Herbert W. Roesky |
| Frieder Jäkle | Karin Ruhlandt-Senge |
| Peter Jutzi | David Schubert |
| Richard A. Kemp | Jonathan Steed |
| Risto Laitinen | Robert West Jr. |
| Wing-Por Leung | J. Derek Woollins |
See instructions to authors. Main Group Chemistry is intended to be a primary resource for all chemistry, engineering, biological, and materials researchers in both academia and in industry with an interest in the elements from the groups 1, 2, 12 - 18, lanthanides and actinides. The journal is committed to maintaining a high standard for its publications. This will be ensured by a rigorous peer-review process with most articles being reviewed by at least one editorial board member. Additionally, all manuscripts will be proofread and corrected by a dedicated copy editor located at the University of Kentucky.
The journal will publish rapid, short, communications, full, detailed articles, and shorter, less developed notes. Periodically, the editors will solicit reviews on the latest main group developments. In particular, we would like to eventually publish reviews covering every column of the main group elements, and some that are focused on single elements. This will advertise and showcase the beauty and breadth of main group chemistry.