Advance Material Petroleum in Sea Underground Water Surface Energy

Based on bibliometric analysis, this paper explores China's publication activity in chemistry. China develops fast in chemical research and has taken a leading position in publishing journal papers. International collaboration plays arole in the Chinese chemical community, but this role varies among subfields.

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Journal of Chemistry & its Applications
Published
2024-12-31
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https://doi.org/10.47363/jcia/2024(3)139
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Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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Advance Material Petroleum in Sea Underground Water Surface Energy

Nevena Milcic
Journal of Chemistry & its Applications
Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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Advance Material Petroleum in Sea Underground Water Surface Energy

Nevena Milcic
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Abstract

Based on bibliometric analysis, this paper explores China's publication activity in chemistry. China develops fast in chemical research and has taken a leading position in publishing journal papers. International collaboration plays arole in the Chinese chemical community, but this role varies among subfields.

Journal of Chemistry & its Applications
Openalex Percentile: Top 73%
Industrial Engineering and Technologies
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