期刊名称：CLAY MINERALS
 期刊简介(About the journal)
投稿须知(Instructions to Authors)
编辑部信息(Editorial Board)
About the journal
Clay Minerals is the Journal of the European Clay Groups: British Clay Minerals Group, Groupe Francais des Argiles, Belgian Contact Group on Clays, Czech National Clay Group, Sociedad Espanola de Arcillas, Gruppo Italiano del'AIPEA, Deutsche Ton- und Tonmineralgruppe, Nordic Society for Clay Research, Polish National Clay Group, Israel Society of Clay Research, Turkish National Committee on Clay Sciences and the Associacao Portuguesa de Argillas
Instructions to Authors
INSTRUCTIONS TO AUTHORS
Scope of the Journal
Clay Minerals Journal of Fine Particle Science publishes in paper form, and electronically,
research papers about clays, clay minerals and related materials, natural or synthetic. Aspects
covered include: Earth Processes (interactions in ‘system earth’ – soil science, and geology/
mineralogy) including genesis/synthesis, phase transformations, stability, weathering, soil-organic
interactions, ion-exchange, basin analysis, clay petrology; Solid State Chemistry/Materials
Science – synthesis, structure and dynamics, reactivity, crystal chemistry, mechanical, thermal,
electrical properties, micro and nanophase materials; Environmental Science – analytical
methods, elemental distribution, waste containment, health issues, environmental impact
assessment, conservation of cultural heritage; Colloid/Surface Science – adsorption, colloid
stability, surface chemistry, reactivity; and Applied Science and Technology – industrial uses and
technical applications, including mining and processing of clay, zeolite (and other) deposits and
use in ceramics, paper, paint, polymer, ion-exchange, sorption, catalysis etc.
Languages
Papers are acceptable in any of the following languages: English, French, German or Spanish,
but it is the policy of the journal to encourage authors to publish in English. All papers must
include an abstract of not more than 150 words. Papers written in a language other than English
must also include an additional abstract in English.
Submission of manuscripts
In a letter which should accompany the manuscript, the authors must state that all authors
involved have agreed the final version of the manuscript. The letter must also state that the
manuscript has not previously been published elsewhere, either in full or in part, and that while
under review for Clay Minerals, will not be submitted to any other publication for consideration.
Address for scripts
Authors resident in Belgium, France or Italy should send their scripts to Dr A.M. Karpoff,
Centre de Ge´ochimie de la Surface, 1 rue Blessig, F-67084 Strasbourg Cedex, France (e-mail:
amk@illite.u-strasbg.fr).
Authors resident in countries served by the Nordic Society for Clay Research or in Germany
should send their scripts to Dr E. Murad, Bayerisches Geologisches Landesamt, Aussenstelle
Marktredwitz, Leopoldstrasse 30, Postfach 389, D-95603 Marktredwitz, Germany (e-mail:
enver.murad@gla.bayern.de).
Authors resident in Spain should send their scripts to Prof. M. Ortega-Huertas, Departamento
de Mineralogı´a y Petrologı´a, Facultad de Ciencias, Avenida Fuentenueva, s.n., Universidad
Granada, 18002 Granada, Spain (e-mail: mortega@ugr.es).
Authors resident in the United Kingdom or any country not covered above should send their
scripts to Prof. J.M. Adams, Department of Engineering, School of Engineering and Computer
Science, University of Exeter, Harrison Building, North Park Road, Exeter EX4 4QF, UK
(e-mail: john.adams@imerys.com).
Preparation of scripts
Manuscripts (including text, references, tables, figures, captions) can be submitted in paper form
(in triplicate) or preferably as pdf files. In either case, the same conventions apply, i.e. double
spacing should be used throughout, with margins of 4 cm at the top, sides and foot of each page.
Tables, figures, legends and the reference list should be on separate sheets of paper. The full title
of the article, a shortened title (up to 35 characters), the contact author’s name, postal address,
address to which proofs should be sent and e-mail address should be on a separate title page.
Authors are asked to pay particular attention to the conventions used in Clay Minerals.
Tables and illustrations
Figures and tables should be kept to a minimum and will only be printed if essential. Tables
should be prepared or saved using a word processing package with entries in adjacent columns
separated by tabs. Authors should use footnotes to the tables to provide ancillary information
rather than add such text to the title. Figures: (i) line art should be black on a white
background. Originals should normally not exceed 21630 cm and authors should give some
consideration to the size of the lettering on a figure if it is likely to be reduced for publication.
Times New Roman and Helvetica, or equivalent typefaces, must be used for the lettering on the
figures. Unless absolutely necessary, italic or bold characters should be avoided. Adjacent grey
scales should differ by at least 20% to ensure sufficient contrast; (ii) half-tone plates
(photographs) should be submitted as photographic prints to be scanned by the typesetter. The
standard of all the figures must be equivalent to that of a professional draughtsman or
photographer. Unsatisfactory diagrams will be returned to authors for redraughting and this,
inevitably, will result in a delay in publication of the paper. Where possible, electronic versions
of the figures should be submitted together with the high-quality paper or photographic versions
(see below). Where it is not possible to submit figures electronically, they should be presented
on a high-gloss art paper or board. Figures must not be submitted on tracing paper.
For an example of carefully produced artwork, please see the paper by Morata et al. (2001)
Clay Minerals, 36, 345354. More detailed instructions are available from the Production
Editor or from the Principal and Associate Editors.
Electronic submission of manuscripts
The final version of all manuscripts must be accompanied by a floppy/zip disk or CD-ROM
containing the files for all text, tables, captions and where possible figures. MS-Word1 is the
preferred format for the text and tables. For figures, the acceptable formats are Adobe Illustrator,
Corel Draw, Tiff, Bit Map or Encapsulated Post-script. When exporting to EPS, all objects should
be selected and then exported using ‘selected only’. Do not submit digital figures created using
Framemaker, Powerpoint or Aldus Freehand or embedded in text files (e.g. MS-Word1). The
acceptable media are PC-formatted 3.5-inch disks, high-density, but not medium-density MACformatted
3.5 inch disks, 100 MB Iomega zip disks, and CD-ROMs. CD-ROMs must be prepared
as data CDs so that they can be read on any computer.
References
References in the text should be in the form (Brindley & Sempels, 1977) or Brindley &
Sempels (1977) whichever is applicable and should be listed alphabetically at the end of the
article in the form:
Brindley G.W. & Sempels R.E. (1977) Preparation and properties of some hydroxyaluminium
beidellites. Clay Minerals, 12, 229237.
Numerical references should not be used. Authors must use the full titles and not abbreviations
for all journals. References to papers in Symposia should be given under the name of the author
(together with the date) and in the bibliography, the reference should appear as, e.g.
Mering J. & Oberlin A. (1977) The smectites. Pp. 193229 in: The Electron Optical
Investigation of Clays (J.A. Gard, editor). Mineralogical Society, London.
References to books should be given similarly, preferably with a note of the relevant
pages, e.g.
Yariv S. & Cross H. (1979) Geochemistry of Colloidal Systems, pp. 313318. Springer-
Verlag, Berlin.
Theses and restricted-access reports may be cited but full details are necessary, e.g.
Whittle C.K. (1985) Analytical transmission electron microscopy of authigenic chlorites.
PhD thesis, Univ. Sheffield, UK.
Bullock P. & Loveland P.J. (1974) Mineralogical analyses. Pp. 5769 in: Soil Survey
Laboratory Methods (B.W. Avery & C.L. Bascomb, editors). Soil Survey Technical
Monograph, 6, Harpenden, UK.
Offprints
A published paper entitles the author to 25 free offprints but if it is a joint paper the maximum
number of free offprints is 50.
Copyright
For both the paper and electronic versions, copyright of all papers accepted shall be assigned to
The Mineralogical Society before publication, except where Crown Copyright is reserved.
Instructions to Authors
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Editorial Board
Principal Editor:
Dr J.M. Adams, john.m.adams@imerys.com, Little Treviles, Ruan Highlanes, Truro, Cornwall TR2 5NR, UK
Associate Editors:
Dr C. Breen, c.breen@shu.ac.uk Materials Research Institute, Sheffield Hallam University, Pond Street, Sheffield, S1 1WB, UK
Professor M. Ortega-Huertas, mortega@goliat.ugr.es Departamento de Mineralogia y Petrologia, Facultad de Ciences, Avenida Fuenteneuva, s/n Universidad de Granada, 18002 Granada, Spain
Dr A.M. Karpoff, amk@illite.u-strasbg.fr Centre de Geochimie de la Surface, 1 rue Blessig, F-67084 Strasbourg Cedex, France
Dr E. Murad, enver.murad@gla.bayern.de Bayerisches Geologisches Landesamt, Postfach 389, D-95603 Marktredwitz, Germany
Dr L.N. Warr, Laurence.Warr@urz.uni-heidelberg.de Geologisches-Palaeontologisches Institut, Ruprecht-Karls-Universität INF 234, 69120 Heidelberg, Germany
Editorial Board (April 2000)
Dr M.F. Brigatti, Italy
Professor V.A. Drits, Russia
Dr V. Feeser, Germany
Professor C.S.F. Gomes, Portugal
Professor J. Grandjean, Belgium
Professor L. Heller-Kallai, Israel
Professor A.J. Herbillon, France
Professor P. Jørgensen, Norway
Dr P. Komadel, Slovakia
Professor J. Kraus, Slovakia
Dr J-F. Lambert, France
Dr K. Melka, Czech Republic
Dr R.J. Merriman, United Kingdom
Dr L. Michot, France
Professor J.L. Pérez Rodríguez, Spain
Dr D. Righi, France
Professor M. Rodas, Spain
Dr E. Ruiz-Hitzky, Spain
Professor U. Schwertmann, Germany
Dr J. Środoń, Poland
Professor L. Tomadin, Italy
Professor A. Wiewióra, Poland
Professor A. Wiewióra, Poland
Dr M.J. Wilson, United Kingdom
Production Editor: K.P. Murphy
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