Chemical Society Reviews
Chem Soc Rev (Chemical Society Reviews) is the Royal Society of Chemistry's leading reviews journal, publishing high-impact, succinct and reader-friendly articles at the forefront of the chemical sciences. Reviews should be of the very highest quality and international impact. We...
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SJR Impact
11,467
H-index
673
Docs (year)
310
Docs 3y
944
Total refs
87507
Cites 3y
40061
Citable 3y
938
Cites/Doc 2y
37.17
Ref/Doc
282.28
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View moreResearch in chemical education: a reassessment
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View moreQuantum mechanical tunnelling in chemistry
View moreQuantitative drug design
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View morePedler Lecture. Porphyrins and related ring systems
View moreOlefin metathesis and its catalysis
View moreNyholm Memorial Lecture. Forward from Nyholm's Marchon Lecture
View moreNon-conventional electrophilic aromatic substitutions and related reactions
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