Help: In which professional journals can papers on coal chemical engineering be published?

All I know are things like \"Medium-Nitrogen Fertilizers\", \"Fertilizer Industry\", and \"Coal Chemical Industry\"

The address can be found online

Are there any other magazines? It is more difficult to get published in core journals

There’s also the magazine “Xiao Dan Fei”, a lower-tier provincial magazine

Actually, it’s not limited to just these types; there are many in the field of chemistry and chemical engineering, such as those related to petroleum refining and chemistry, China National Petroleum Corporation, Sinopec, various chemical industry magazines, different types of fertilizers, and also those related to energy!

Thank you all; this has made things much easier. I appreciate it

I would like to learn from all of you: what are the ways to increase the chances of having one’s manuscript accepted by a journal? What other factors are there besides the quality of the manuscript?

\"Natural Gas Chemical Engineering\", also known as \"C1 Chemical Engineering\", accepts articles on coal chemical engineering

The landlord should do the following (personal opinion): 1. The quality of the thesis must be high. 2. Submitting the same manuscript to multiple journals. 3. Don’t focus only on core journals; ordinary journals are also suitable for obtaining titles below the intermediate level

One needs confidence and patience; when writing a paper, it’s important to draw on the strengths of others, as all good writings are based on what others have written – the more one copies, the better one becomes. Hehe, the key is to make progress

I understand what you mean upstairs – it’s like casting a net everywhere in an attempt to catch something important. But it might actually work; it’s just based on experience.

There are also “Chemical Engineering Design”, “Chemical Engineering Design Communications”, and “Coal Conversion”

In addition to ensuring high-quality manuscripts and submitting them to multiple journals, there is no need to submit to core journals in order to increase the chances of publication; one can instead target provincial-level general journals or journals outside one’s field of specialization. For example, those submitting articles on chemistry can contact metallurgy journals (as there is some professional relevance), while those submitting articles on metallurgy can contact mechanical engineering journals. There are many peers publishing papers, so competition is fierce and it’s not easy to get selected ； But choosing more niche publications makes you appear more professional. These days, many magazines charge page fees; generally, as long as the quality of the paper is satisfactory and one is willing to pay the fee, it can be published. :lol :L Haha, it’s all for posting!

Yes, as long as you’re willing to spend money, publishing is quite simple