[blazer]

hi guys
I have written a manuscript about classic passerini reaction and it just have four 1HNMR for characterization of produced products. I know I should submit the manuscript to a journal with IF≤2.
which journal do you suggest and why?
thanks for your help

[sjb]

hi guys
I have written a manuscript about classic passerini reaction and it just have four 1HNMR for characterization of produced products. I know I should submit the manuscript to a journal with IF≤2.
which journal do you suggest and why?
thanks for your help

What novelty does your paper bring to the table? With just 4 proton NMRs (for final products, or intermediates as well?) I am really struggling to suggest places. Do you *need* to publish?

[curiouscat]

Is the direction of the inequality sign real or a typo.

[magician4]

IF≤2.

make your personal webpage , your blog , whatsoever "the journal of your choice" and publish it there 
also, J.Irr and J.Ill come to mind *⁾

else, take your pick:
http://ichfit.ch.pwr.wroc.pl/?q=node/76

... and with some 4 NMR's in your "news" be prepared for frustration

(...) I know I should submit (...)

"publish or perish" .., my a**e



regards

Ingo

*⁾
Journal of Irreproducible results , Journal of Inexplicable lowoutput labtime

[curiouscat]

Maybe one of the new open access journals whose policy is not to be selective only basic vetting.

[magician4]

Maybe one of the new open access journals (...)

Publication fee: Yes
(mostly from: link)

bring money....


regards

Ingo

[blazer]

What novelty does your paper bring to the table? With just 4 proton NMRs (for final products, or intermediates as well?) I am really struggling to suggest places. Do you *need* to publish?

my work is classified as a green methodology, and all the products are known compounds, I have to publish a paper to graduate from university, I know it is better to forget about publishing with only 4 nmr but the university policy makes me to publish a paper, on the other hand our university is not rich enough to assemble all we need   

[curiouscat]

What novelty does your paper bring to the table? With just 4 proton NMRs (for final products, or intermediates as well?) I am really struggling to suggest places. Do you *need* to publish?

my work is classified as a green methodology, I have to publish a paper to graduate from university, I know it is better to forget about publishing with only 4 nmr but the university policy makes me to publish a paper, on the other hand our university is not rich enough to assemble all we need   

No wonder we have to wade through so much crap when  we do a lit. search!

@Corribus where are you!

This is in the context of our debate about how selective publication standards ought to be. 

[Archer]

If you have to publish a paper then select an appropriate topic and write a review on it.

This is a lot of reading for the author but requires no lab work.

Alternatively find a crystaline organic compound and get X-RAY data from a friendly Uni. You can publish this in Acta. Cryst. E (open access). Which has an Impact Factor of 0.25 last time I checked.

[blazer]

If you have to publish a paper then select an appropriate topic and write a review on it.

This is a lot of reading for the author but requires no lab work.

Alternatively find a crystaline organic compound and get X-RAY data from a friendly Uni. You can publish this in Acta. Cryst. E (open access). Which has an Impact Factor of 0.25 last time I checked.

that is good idea, i was thinking about that before but I prefer to write a mini review (cause I don't have enough experience in writing a review) but I am not sure that all the journals accept mini review, I would be grateful if anyone knows the journals which consider mini review in green chemistry field.

[Borek]

Maybe one of the new open access journals whose policy is not to be selective only basic vetting.

Yes, they will publish everything:

http://www.sciencemag.org/content/342/6154/60.full

[blazer]

some guy's replys seems they think I want to report an untrue work, I emphasize that it's not true, it's a green methodology with known compounds as product which are characterized with TLC, m.p and just 4 1hnmr. OK I think that this work is not a top work, I hope someday be able to work like you guys. but I don't think that insulting each other without enough knowledge about the original work and conditions is correct manner.

[blazer]

Maybe one of the new open access journals whose policy is not to be selective only basic vetting.

Yes, they will publish everything:

http://www.sciencemag.org/content/342/6154/60.full

thanks for your answer but I checked the website the IF is 31 , am I right?

[Borek]

thanks for your answer but I checked the website the IF is 31 , am I right?

About what? About what I meant? No, please read the paper I linked to.

[magician4]

thanks for your answer but I checked the website the IF is 31 , am I right?

yeah.... makes it kinda difficult to publish something there with meager or debateable content , right

except when you're in climate modelling, that is


regards

Ingo