Publication Ethics

Writers must uphold scientific conduct and understand the benefits/advantages and risks of published writing.

Published articles are free from misconduct, including: Fabrication, falsification of data and plagiarism / autoplagiarism.

Authors are required to include adequate citations for all statements, ideas, data, which are not the result of their research.

Articles published in the field of science are appropriate or relevant to the Reactor Journal's field of science, namely Chemical Engineering.

Published articles do not cause conflict with certain parties or have the potential to disturb the public.

The authors listed on published articles are truly competent and have made significant contributions to writing the article.

The author does not double publish the article to be published (double manuscript submission) to a journal or other publication facility, simultaneously (simultaneously).

Parts or all of the articles published have never been published in other publication facilities.

Published articles are original (original) research results, ideas or thoughts of the Author, which are guaranteed by a Plagiarism Free Statement written on a seal by the Author.