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ARKIVOC INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORSCONTENTS1. Editorial Policy of Arkivoc1.1 Manuscript requirements1.2 Evaluation of manuscripts1.3 Date of receipt2. Preparation of Manuscript, Supplementary Materials, and Graphical Abstract2.1 Manuscript text2.1.1 The language of publication2.1.2 Word processor2.1.3 Macros and bookmarks2.1.4 Text file format2.2 Organization of the manuscript2.2.1 Manuscripts headings for original research papers2.2.2 Manuscripts headings for reviews and accounts2.2.3 Title2.2.4 Authors name(s)2.2.5 Authors address(es), corresponding authors e-mail address2.2.6 Dedication2.2.7 Abstract2.2.8 Keywords2.2.9 Headings font size and style, alignment2.2.10 Table of Contents - Reviews and Accounts only2.2.11 Introduction2.2.12 Results and Discussion2.2.13 Conclusions2.2.14 Experimental Section2.2.15 Acknowledgements2.2.16 References2.2.17 Authors Biographies - required for Accounts and Reviews only2.3 Tables2.4 Graphics2.4.1 Schemes, equations, and structure blocks2.4.2 Figures2.5 Supplementary materials2.6 Graphical abstract3. Submission of Manuscript3.1 Submission procedure3.2 Refereeing procedure and editing of the manuscript3.3 Revision of manuscript3.4 Copyright agreement4. Model Experimental SectionAUTHOR ALERT?Authors attention is drawn to the new style for listing references cited in manuscripts submitted. MPublishing, which provides publishing services to Arkivoc, is now a member of CrossRef, and consequently, DOIs (digital object identifiers) are being assigned to all Arkivoc papers that have been published. This should help to ensure maximum visibility of your work published in Arkivoc since this linking system is used by all major journals. Participation in the system requires that all references cited should include a DOI when one is available. We ask for your cooperation in using the new style to facilitate our work in assigning DOIs to references. It is not necessary for authors to provide DOIs.?Please refer to the Arkivoc Instructions to Author