Author Guidelines
- The manuscript is an original research manuscript relating to the development of science and technology in the field of chemistry (organic chemistry, analytical chemistry, physical chemistry, biochemistry, inorganic chemistry) and chemical learning. The manuscript is written in English with 1 spaces min. 5 pages in A4 paper size with the times new roman font 10. The manuscript is submitted via website system
- The title of the manuscript describes the subject matter of the essay, written in a briefly and clearly, not more than 12 words with the times new roman font 12.
- The author's name is accompanied by a foot note about the profession and the institution where the author works with the times new roman font 10, bold and the name should not be shortened.
- The abstract of manuscript is typed one space, not more than 200 words in English with the times new roman font 9. The abstract contains the main issues, research objectives, methods/approaches, research results, and the conclusion.
- The Introduction includes background issues as well as benefits and rationalization of activities (research or devotion). The objectives of the activity and problem-solving plan are presented in this section as well as the research which relevant to that manuscript with the times new roman font 10.
- The research method describes the design of activities, scope or objects, materials and main tools, places, the techniques of data collection, operational definitions of research variables, and analysis techniques with the times new roman font 11.
- The results and discussion present the results of the research. The results of the study can be completed with tables, graphs (drawings), and or charts. The discussion section presents the results of data processing, interpreting the findings logically, linking them with reference sources which relevant to that manuscript with the times new roman font 10.
- The conclusion contains a brief summary of the results of research and discussion with the times new roman font 10.
- Acknowledgments may be written or not, the acknowledgments is the author's gratitude to the promoter team/advisory team, and those who have helped in research and funders.
- Write down conflicts of interest regarding research data and funding.
- The writing of references using Harvard Referencing Standard system. Everything listed in the bibliography should be referred to in the manuscript. The updated reference is recommended for the last 10 years with the times new roman font 8 and the list of references used at least 80% is the primary source/journal article. The reference manager is recommended such as mendeley.
Format
The paper includes the title, author name, institution, corresponding author's email, abstract, keywords, introduction, methodology, results and discussion, conclusion, conflicts of interest, acknowledgments, bibliography, and appendix.
Title
The article title should be concise with maximum twelve-word count (times new roman, font 12, bold, latin name italic)
Author Name
Author Name1, Author Name2, Author Name3, Author Name4,* (times new roman, font 10)
Institution
1Department xxx, Faculty xxx, University xxx, City (postal code), Country (times new roman, font 8)
Corresponding author
Author Name4 (AN4); author@institution.ac.id (times new roman, font 8)
Abstract
The abstract of manuscript is typed one space, not more than 200 words in English with the times new roman font 9 (The abstract contains the main issues, research objectives, methods/approaches, research results, and the conclusion)
Keywords
Maximum 5 keywords and separated by semicolons (;) (times new roman, font 9)
INTRODUCTION
In essence, “Introduction” contains a justification to the importance of the research conducted, supported by relevant references (times new roman, font 10).
MATERIALS AND METHODS
This section describers materials used in the research conducted, including detailed specifications and the origin of the materials, to give information to those who interested in use of and repeating the same method(s) and enabling them to get similar and reproducible results. If the method used in the research conducted had been previously described by other researcher(s) in the literature, then relevant source(s) should be cited and referred. Specifically, the field of chemistry learning and teaching must include population/sample, instruments and their standardization, research procedures, and data analysis (times new roman, font 10).
RESULTS AND DISCUSSION
Results and Discussion section present results of the research conducted; if tables and figures/graphs are presented, they should have good captions or legends. The caption of table and figures need to be clear and “self-explanatory” so readers will be able to understand even without reading the relevance text. No need for data presented in tables or given in the form of the figures/graphs, to be repeated in words, in the text. The presented data are then discussed and compared to published results of previous similar studies, if any. New findings or innovations obtained as well as the contribution of the results conducted to the advancement of science need to be described in order to give more weight of the discussion of the results obtained (times new roman, font 10).
CONCLUSION
The conclusion must answer the purpose of the study or hypothesis. The conclusions should reflect the innovation or repair of the existing science today. Write the conclusion briefly and clearly. Do not discuss again at the conclusion. Use one paragraph of conclusion (times new roman, font 10)
Conflict of Interests
Conflicts of interest regarding research data and funding (times new roman, font 10)
Acknowledgment
his section can be used to acknowledge financial support received in funding the research and to appreciate the institutions or persons for their assistance in the research or in the writing process of the manuscript (times new roman, font 10)
REFERENCES
References section presents all references used in the preparation of the manuscript. They should be listed alphabetically according to the name of first author of the respective article. Each reference should be written completely. Considering the many ways to write a reference, herein this journal, the Harvard System is used as a standard, with the following examples to write a reference of:
Harefa, N., & Silaban, S. (2020). Identification of metal content in food using gravimetric and iodometric methods: The case on children's food. Jurnal Pendidikan Kimia, 12(2), 52-61. DOI: 10.24114/jpkim.v12i2.19395 (Journal Reference)
Simorangkir, M., Nainggolan, B., Juwitaningsih, T., & Silaban, S. (2021). The toxicity of n-hexane, ethyl acetate and ethanol extracts of sarangbanua (Clerodendrum fragrans Vent Willd) leaves by brine shrimp lethality test (BSLT) method. Journal of Physics: Conference Series, 1811, p. 012053. DOI: 10.1088/1742-6596/1811/1/012053 (Proceedings Reference)
Silaban, S. (2021). Development of teaching programs. Yayasan Kita Menulis, Medan (Book Reference)
Silaban, S. (2016). Human prethrombin-2 production in Escherichia coli for active thrombin as a fibrin glue component. Dissertation, Postgraduate Program, Padjadjaran University, Bandung (Dissertation Reference)
The following are the ways to write a referred literature in the text part of manuscript:
For a literature written by one author, Silaban (2021) or (Silaban, 2021); for a literature written by two authors, Harefa & Silaban (2020) or (Harefa & Silaban, 2020) and for a literature written by more than two authors, Simorangkir et al. (2021) or (Simorangkir et al. 2021).
Author Fees
This journal charges the following author fees.
Article Publication: 100.00 (USD)/1.500.000 (IDR)
If this paper is accepted for publication, you will be asked to pay an Article Publication Fee to cover publications costs.
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