Aims

Published since 1993, the Southern Brazilian Journal of Chemistry (SBJChem) is a biannual, international, fully double-blind peer-reviewed, and open-access Journal that welcomes high quality theoretically informed publications in the interdisciplinary fields of Chemistry.

    The SBJChem publishes:
  • Research Article / Original Article
  • Review Article
  • Short Report / short communications
  • Technical Notes
  • Case Studies
  • Clinical cases
  • Interviews
  • Book review
  • Forum article
  • Clinical Trial
  • Retrospective Chart Reviews
  • Cohort Studies
  • Prospective or Retrospective Data Collection

Researchers from all countries are invited to publish on its pages. The Journal is committed to achieving a broad international appeal, attracting contributions, and addressing issues from various disciplines related to Chemistry, and interdisciplinary areas, such as Physics, Mathematics, Biology, Pharmacy, Medicine, Engineering, Industrial Science, and Agriculture. The SBJChem is a refereed journal dedicated to express views on the covered topics, thereby generating a cross current of ideas on emerging matters.

Scope


Please, consider the relationship between Chemistry and other branches of science;
The Southern Brazilian Journal of Chemistry invites submissions relating to:
  • Classical branches of Chemistry (Analytical Chemistry, Biological/Biochemistry, Chemical Engineering, Inorganic Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry)
  • Nuclear chemistry, fuels, propellants, propulsion, energy storage, batteries, Electrochemistry
  • Chemometrics, Statistics, Mathematics* , Physics*
  • Engineering*, Materials chemistry, Industrial sciences, Petrochemistry
  • Medicinal chemistry, Bioorganic chemistry, Biophysical chemistry, Biological Sciences*, Bioinorganic chemistry, Odontology*, Substances of abuse
  • Geochemistry, Agrochemistry, Mineralogy
  • Pharmaceutical Sciences*, Pharmacology, Drug discovery
  • Other areas may require the previous consultation before submission
* = when the study takes a chemical approach