Journal of the American Chemical Society

Abstract

THE Journal of the American Chemical Society has continued to grow during 1951 both in terms of manuscripts received and in terms of manuscripts published. There are indications that the rate of growth was somewhat less than previously and possibly, due to world conditions, the figures for 1952 will prove to be no greater than during 1951. The following tables give some statistics which may be of interest to members of the Society: I. Comparison of manuscripts received and published during the past three years, as well as rejected and accepted during the past two years: II. Percentage distribution of articles and notes received and published according to subject matter: III. Percentages of articles and notes rejected by subjects (1951): VI. Budgets during recent years (approximate) together with pages budgeted and pages printed. Numbers in parentheses correct to 1950 type pages. The average time between receipt of an article and its publication for those articles ...

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