Glass Physics and Chemistry
基本情報
Glass Physics and Chemistry is a peer-reviewed journal that presents the results of research on the inorganic and physical chemistry of glass, ceramics, nanoparticles, nanocomposites, and high-temperature oxides and coatings. The journal has expanded its scope beyond translation and now publishes manuscripts originally submitted in English and translated works. The sources of content are indicated at the article level. The peer review policy of the journal is independent of the manuscript source, ensuring a fair and unbiased evaluation process for all submissions. As part of its aim to become an international publication, Glass Physics and Chemistry welcomes submissions in English from researchers worldwide.
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分野 | ランク | パーセンタイル |
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Materials ScienceCeramics and Composites |
97 / 127 | 24% |
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