Welcome to the “For Authors” page of Chem Publishers. Chem Publishers is committed to the highest standards to ensure the legitimacy and quality of our published research/review articles in both journals. We are dedicated to providing a platform for researchers, scientists, and scholars from around the world to share their valuable contributions to science and technology. Whether you’re considering submitting your work to one of our journals or have already embarked on the publishing journey with us, this page is designed to be a helpful resource for you.

Please Note:

At Chem Publishers, the use of Artificial Intelligence (Al) or Machine Learning Tools in article writing is restricted, as these tools cannot take the responsibility of the submitted work as an Author. At Chem Publishres, the Author is responsible for submitting the article, conducting the experiment, making modifications during revision/accountable for any submitted work.

Disclosure

Suppose Artificial Intelligence (AI) or Machine Learning Tools or technologies are used as part of the design or methodology of a research study. In that case, their use should be clearly described in an acknowledgments section. The use of AI tools must be disclosed when their output has significantly contributed to any part of your manuscript. The use of such tools for simple proofreading and copy-editing does not have to be declared.

The AI tools you utilized in the document and their application throughout your research and writing process. Starting this process early will make it easier to keep track and add the proper disclosures later on.

For this policy, generative AI tools and large language models (LLMs) are systems that create or transform substantive content (e.g., text, images, code, audio, or data) in response to prompts. Examples include ChatGPT, Copilot, Gemini, and others; image generators such as Midjourney or DALL-E; and code assistants like ClaudeCode or Cursor.

Copyrights, Privacy & Confidentiality, and Accuracy

• Copyrights: The use of AI tools in writing may violate authors’ rights because the work produced may not fully represent their own intellectual effort. Academic and professional writing must respect the right of individuals to original authorship. Do not input any copyrighted material into any AI systems. Copyrighted texts may only be fed into AI if the rights owner has granted you the right to do so, and/or if you can ensure that it is not saved and/or used for further AI training. Always read the terms and conditions of the tools you choose to use, and avoid any dubious tools.
• Privacy & Confidentiality: Many AI tools collect or process user data when generating content. This raises privacy concerns, as personal or institutional information might be stored, shared, or misused without consent. Always keep applicable data privacy legislation in mind when interacting with any AI tool and inputting any information. If you are in Europe, for instance, refer to the EU AI Act and the GDPR compliance guidelines.
• Accuracy: AI-generated content can sometimes produce errors, misleading facts, or fabricated references. In academic writing, accuracy is critical, and using AI tools may compromise the reliability and trustworthiness of the article.
• AI can make mistakes. Proof generated output thoroughly for any inaccuracies or biases. Always make sure to fact-check results. As an author, you are solely and entirely responsible for the work you submit to Chem Publishers Journals, including any parts produced by an AI tool. You are thus accountable for any breach of publication ethics.

Recommendation before using Al:

If possible, choose tools where you can:

• Turn off the storage of data for training
• Turn off the memory or tracking history
• Delete your chat history

At Chem Publishers, We are committed to making every OA publishing experience with us as profligate, effective, and constructive as possible, and ensure we present you with the article publishing charge (APC) to publish an OA article in Chem Publisher’s journals

We support open knowledge dissemination. Authors are permitted and encouraged to deposit the following versions of their manuscript in institutional, subject-based, or general-purpose repositories (e.g., ResearchGate, Academia.edu, arXiv, Zenodo):

• Preprint (submitted version before peer review)
• Accepted manuscript (after peer review, before final formatting)
• Version of Record (final published version)

There is no embargo period. Authors may deposit articles immediately upon publication.

All articles are published under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0), which allows for free sharing and adaptation with appropriate citation.

For citation, please include:

• Article title,
• Journal name,
• DOI,
• License information (CC BY 4.0).