Ceramics International draft (Supplement Issues for AMEC-11)
Title in lower case letters except for first word andproper nouns
Firstname Firstauthorfamilynamea,*, Firstname Secondauthorfamilynamea,b, Firstname Thirdauthorfamilynamec
aAuthor’s Institute, Author’s University - Street and number, Postal Code City, Country
bAnother author’s Institute, Another Author’s University - P.O. Box, City, Country
cMore author’s Institute, More Author’s University - P.O. Box, City, Country
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Abstract
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Keywords: keywords1; keywords; keywords3
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*Corresponding author. Tel.: +yourphoneumber; Fax.:+yourfaxnumber
E-mail address:emailaddress (yourname)
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3. Third Section heading
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Fig. 1. (Colour on-line) to be added for all figures to appear in colour in the on-line version only. This is the figure caption.
Table 1
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4. Fourth Section heading
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Acknowledgements
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References
[1]J. van der Geer, J. A. J. Hanraads, R. A. Lupton, The art of writing a scientific article, J. Sci. Commun. 163 (2000) 51–59.
[2]W. Strunk Jr., E. B. White, The Elements of Style, third ed., Macmillan, New York, 1979.
[3]G. R. Mettam, L. B. Adams, How to prepare an electronic version of your article, in: B.S. Jones, R.Z. Smith (Eds.), Introduction to the Electronic Age, E-Publishing Inc., New York, 1999, pp. 281–304.
CERI formula use for previous supplement issue
A full page has 57 lines, average 17 words per line for the full page wide, so a full page counts 969 words in full. Take 950 per page, thus 3,800-word is the word-limit for a contributed paper (page limit: 4 pages), 5,700-word is for 6-page limit. To play safe, we may set 3,600-word as the page limit for a 4-page contributed paper, and 5,500-word as the page limit for a 6-page invited paper.
Word-counting for papers to be included in the AMEC-11 Special Issue:
For an invited paper, 5,500-word (6 printed/typed pages) is word-counting lime for an invited paper. It should count the all equivalent word-counting below:
• 300 for the paper head, title, authors’ names, and authors’ affiliations;
• 70 (1 line for “Abstract”, 2 spacing lines, and one line for “Key Words”) + actual word-counting in Abstract;
• 27 for each Headline/sub-headline, such as Introduction, Experimental Procedure, Results and Discussion, Conclusion, Reference, etc.
• 27 for each referred reference in “Reference”. For example, if 10 reference papers are cited, the total counted words are 270.
• 170 words for each typical one-column picture/figure, which is < 8.5 cm (width of the column) x 7.5 cm (vertical length of the figure);
• 430 words for each full-page wide figure/picture, which is < 17.5 cm (page width) x 10 cm (vertical length of the figure);
• 25 + (number of lines in a one-column table) x 9 for a one-column table. For example, there are 5 lines in the one-column table, and the counted words should be 25 + 5x9 = 70.
• 50 + 19 x No. of lines for a full-page table. For example, there are 10 lines in the full-paged table, and 240 words should be counted as 50 + (10 x 19) = 240.
• 25 word-counting for 1-line equation in one-column (half-page width); and 50 word-counting for 1-line equation in full-page width.
Please note:
Page limit of 4pages for a contributed paper
Page limit of 6 pages for an invited paper