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1、投稿方式：在线投稿。

2、刊内网址：http://cjcp.ustc.edu.cn

（202506期）

3、投稿系统：

https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/cnjcp

4、刊内邮箱：cjcp@ustc.edu.cn

5、刊内电话：0551-63601122

6、出刊日期：双月刊，逢双月27日出版。

7、官网微信公众号：CJCP化学物理学报英文刊（CJCP-HWXB）

2026年3月3日星期二

Instructions to Authors

【2025年06期信息】

ABOUT THIS JOURNAL

Launched

in 1988, the Chinese Journal of Chemical Physics (CJCP) is devoted to

reporting new and original experimental and theoretical research on

interdisciplinary areas, with chemistry and physics groundwork of

interest to researchers, faculty and students domestic and abroad in the

fields of chemistry, physics, material and biological sciences and

their interdisciplinary areas. As one of the 24 peer reviewed journals

under the Chinese Physical Society (CPS), CJCP has been covered in ISI

products (SCIE) as well as other major indexes.

CJCP is currently a bimonthly journal, and it publishes in English with Chinese abstract as of 2006.

SUBMISSION

Manuscripts

prepared with .doc or .pdf documents should be submitted via online

submission system at https://mc03.manuscriptcentral.com/cnjcp. All

accepted manuscripts have to include electronic text and graphic

documents for journal editing. Multiple submissions are prohibited.

Along

with the manuscript, an accompanying cover letter is required with

following information: a. Title of the manuscript, name,

address,telephone and fax number as well as email address of the

corresponding author; b. Names of recommended reviewers, including their

institution and email addresses; c. Names of reviewers to be avoided;

d. Short comments of the content, significance, novelty and related

information;e. Other suggestions and demands to the editor.

For email inquiry please send to cjcp@ustc.edu.cn. General information can be found at http://cjcp.ustc.edu.cn.

SCOPE of CJCP

CJCP

aims to bridge atomic and molecular level research in broad scope for

disciplines in chemistry, physics, material science and life sciences,

including the following. a. Theoretical Methods, Algorithms, Statistical

and Quantum Chemistry, b. Gas Phase Dynamics and Structure:

Spectroscopy, Molecular Interactions, Scattering, and Photochemistry; c.

Condensed Phase Dynamics, Structure, and Thermodynamics: Spectroscopy,

Reactions, and Relaxation Processes; d.Surfaces, Interfaces, Single

Molecules, Materials and Nanosciences; e.Polymers, Biopolymers, and

Complex Systems; f. Other related topics.

TYPES OF MANUSCRIPTS

CJCP currently publishes the following types of papers: Letters, Articles, Reviews, and Comments.

A.

Letters. Letters are brief and quick publications of short articles

that report novel experimental results and original ideas or proposals

for theories and experiments. Letters usually do not exceed 2000 words

with less than 3 figures or tables, with an abstract not more than 150

words and less than 15 references. A more complete and detailed version

can be submitted to CJCP or other per-reviewed journal at a later time.

Each issue of CJCP usually has 3 papers or less published as letters.

Detailed materials, specifics of experimental conditions and brief

derivations can be published as supplementary material along with the

paper in an electronic version in the web edition.

B.

Articles. Articles are thorough, complete, clear and concise reports on

novel experimental and theoretical results with significance.

Articles

can be of normal length or extended length. A normal length article is

usually less than 4500 but more than 3500 words and 6 figures or tables,

with an abstract less than 250 words, and usually with not less than 30

and not more than 60 references. An extended length article is usually

less than 8000 words and 8 figures or tables, with an abstract less than

350 words, and usually with more than 50 references.

Each

article is required to give clear, concise, complete and objective

description of the research background including brief development and

current status of the related field of research, the problems intended

to be solved, and the significance of the reported results. Detailed

materials, specifics of experimental conditions and brief derivations

can be published as supplementary material along with the paper in an

electronic version in the web edition.

C.

Reviews. Reviews are generally on progress in rapidly developing

fields. Reviews are generally invited by the editor. Submission without

invitation is welcome with the consent of the editor, which can be

granted on the basis of a pre-submission with a table of contents and a

summary, as well as a list of major references. A review article is

usually less than 9500 words and 12 figures or tables, with an abstract

less than 450 words. A review is required to present clear, complete,and

objective review and depiction of the historical background, problems

and current status, recent progress and future perspectives in a

research field. A review is not expected to be a reference report.

Personal accounts with unique and critical assessments and perspectives

are generally encouraged.

D.

Comments. Comments are on experimental and theoretical results with

significant or general interest published within the previous 12 months

in CJCP. A comment is generally less than 1000 words and 2 figures or

tables. Comments can only be published with critical peer-review, and

only a limited number of comments with significance can be published.

Errata can be made by the authors of papers published in CJCP within the

previous 12 months. The content of the erratum is brief and short,

limited to the experimental conditions and facts. Any reinterpretation

of the results can be considered in the form of comments or regular

papers. Comments and Errata on papers exceeding the above time limit can

be considered with the consent of the editor on topics with ultimate

significance. Editor-requested retractions,comments and errata on papers

with major flaws, academic misconduct and falsification shall be sent

to the authors’ employers and the funding agency that supported the

work.

PREPARATION of MANUSCRIPTS:

CJCP

publishes in English with Chinese abstract. Authors are responsible for

using proper English spelling and grammar, with the following

requirements.

A. Title. Clear and concise. Usually less than 15 words. Without special symbols. Avoid long and general titles.

B.

Author list. Author list. Number of authors is usually less than

4.Number of authors for collaborative work is usually less than 6. Roles

of each author are encouraged to be clarified in the footnotes in the

first page or in the acknowledgement section. Names, fax numbers and

email addresses of the corresponding authors are listed in the footnotes

in the first page.

C. Abstract. Concise, clear and abide by the number of words for each type of paper. Generally without special symbols.

D.

Text. Except for letters, comments and errata, a manuscript usually has

the following clearly labeled sections: introduction, theoretical

background, methodology or experiments, results and discussion.

Introduction and theoretical background can be put in one section.

Review papers can have more freedom on arrangement of main text.

The

introduction section has to clearly present research purposes and

motivations, and the relationship to the current development of the

field. Any usage of more than two complete sentences or 30 words in the

same logical sequence from the literature has to be clearly labeled and

referenced. Self usage of previously published literature is usually

limited to 10 sentences except for the introduction, methodology and

experiment sections, in which self-usage of sentences or words in

logical sequence is not allowed to exceed 1/3.

E.

Acknowledgment. Acknowledgement of research funding sources,and other

acknowledgment follows the main text section. They are generally on help

received, and specification of roles for each author is encouraged.

F.

Reference list. There is no excuse for the authors to neglect or omit

directly related references by the authors or by others. Authors are

responsible for the accuracy of the references. Unpublished results or

materials are generally not encouraged to be listed. Group reference is

not encouraged. Styles of major types of references are as following.

a. Periodical or journal: [1] M. N. R. Ashfold, K. J, Yuan, and X. M.Yang, J. Chem. Phys. 149, 080901 (2018).

Book: [2] R. E. Hummel, Electronic Properties of Materials, 3rd Edn.,New York: SpringerVerlag, 132 (2000).

c. Dissertation: [3] S. Zhang, Ph. D. Dissertation, Hefei: University of Science and Technology of China, No. XXXXXXX, (2006).

REVIEW EDITING

A.

All manuscript is subject to anonymous review, and the decision of

acceptance and rejection is made by the editors. Editor keeps the right

to reject a manuscript without sending for review.

B.

Manuscript is usually sent out for review within one week once the

submission is considered complete. Author has the right to submit the

manuscript to other journal if not hear from the editor after 90 days

from submission. Revised manuscript has to be returned to the editor

within the specified time. Failure to return the revised manuscript in

60 days is considered automatic withdrawal by the author. Such

manuscript should not be submitted to other peerreview journals within

12 months. CJCP does not automatically keep the rejected manuscript. It

is the responsibility of the authors to keep the original manuscript.

C.

In order to make your research results to be available to readers as

quickly and as broadly, CJCP would do its best to shorten the time for

the review and printing processes. Electronic version of the accepted

manuscript shall be put on the web before the paper version is printed.

Electronic file in .pdf format is available to authors at the earliest time.