Guidelines for Submitting Articles to Coal Chemicals Magazine

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Guidelines for Submission 1. Recommended letter format (1) Use B5 (or 16mo) paper with margins of at least 1 cm on the sides and at least 2 cm at the top and bottom. 　　(2) At the top of the home page, indicate the date of submission and the appropriate section. 　　(3) At the beginning, write the title, name, address, postal code, and appropriate grade. 　　(4) Authors with a mail address should attach it at the beginning of the text. 　　(5) If the manuscript has more than one page, staple it in the upper left corner using a stapler. 　　(6) If sending two manuscripts at the same time, please bind them separately with a stapler. 　　(7) The handwriting should be neat, with a length of no more than 2000 words being advisable. 2. Best email format (authors are strongly advised to submit via email) 　　(1) The subject line of the email should include the word “Submission” to distinguish it from other emails. 　　(2) Electronic submissions should be sent as attachments; it is best to type them using WORD, with formulas entered through WORD’s formula editor. (3) The file name of the attachment should be in the format “Name + (Article Title)” (e.g., “Liu Wei (Calculation of Buoyancy of Liquids in Non-inertial Reference Frames)”). 　　(4) At the top of the homepage, the submission date, appropriate section, and email address should be indicated. 　　(5) At the beginning of the text, the title, appropriate grade level, author’s name, address, and postal code should be indicated. 　　(6) All text in the entire document should be in size 5 font, with top and bottom margins set at 1 cm, and left and right margins set at 1.5 cm. 　　(7) The text within parentheses and other explanatory characters shall all be in regular script. 　　(8) Please use Geometer’s Sketchpad to draw the geometric figures, and then copy them into Word. If it’s other types of graphics, it is highly recommended that you use the “Paint” program (Start/Programs/Accessories/Paint) for drawing – this program is the simplest and most suitable for such tasks. (9) The word count should preferably not exceed 2,000 (no more than 3 pages on B5 paper). 3. Some suggestions for submissions 　　(1) Please submit your manuscripts in accordance with the optimal format mentioned above, as this is an important prerequisite for them to be selected. 　　(2) It is usually sufficient to send the manuscript by regular mail; it will not get lost. Be sure to keep a copy before sending it, and it is best to send the original manuscript while keeping a photocopy. 　　(3) It is best to send manuscripts by mail, as this allows an automatic reply to be received upon successful submission, and it also facilitates editing and review. 　　(4) The acceptance status of submissions sent by mail will be published in a timely manner on the \"Submission Acceptance Status Inquiry System\"; submissions sent by letter do not enjoy this facility. 　　(5) It is advisable to include the reasons for writing the paper and a bibliography to attract the editor’s attention. 　　(6) It would be best to provide information on the local distribution of \"Mathematical World,\" and include the contact number at the end, along with brief introductions to the school and individuals involved. 　　(7) It is not advisable to submit multiple manuscripts (three or more at once), as there is little chance of them being published sequentially, and this may instead lead to the misunderstanding that efforts are being spread too thinly. If you have many manuscripts, please send them to various journals selectively. 　　(8) When writing a paper, it is best to focus on the content that will be covered in teaching two to three months later. 4. Ten possible reasons for not being selected (1) Lack of seriousness and obvious mistakes. 　　(2) The handwriting is messy and difficult to read. 　　(3) The theme is not clear; the content does not relate to the topic. 　　(4) The topic selection is poor and outdated. 　　(5) A haphazard compilation with a loose structure. 　　(6) The style is inappropriate and similar to that of the lesson plan. 　　(7) The problem is too typical and can be seen everywhere. 　　(8) The content is too basic and similar to textbooks. 　　(9) The method is unreliable and not suitable for widespread use to avoid misleading outcomes. 　　(10) Similar articles have been published recently, so it is not appropriate to publish them again. 5. What should I do if I don’t receive a reply for a long time? 　　Regarding letters submitted, it is not currently possible to reply to each one individually; if you do not receive a response within three months of sending them, you may consider submitting them to another publication. For submissions via mail, an automatic reply is sent upon successful delivery, and the acceptance status can be checked promptly through the \"Submission Acceptance Status Inquiry System\". It is highly recommended that the author submit via email.