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Organic & Inorganic Chemistry

A nonprofit society publisher, ACS Publications (a division of the American Chemical Society) is dedicated to supporting you in delivering your scientific research to the global chemistry community. Our extensive portfolio encompasses a wide spectrum of subjects, ranging from the core principles of organic and inorganic chemistry to specialist subjects such as catalysts and catalysis (heterogenous and homogenous), biomolecular and bioinorganic chemistry, biocatalysis, organometallics, and organic synthesis. Each journal in our portfolio upholds the highest standards of peer review, rigorous editorial processes, and swift times to decision and publication.

All our journals offer open access publication options, helping you achieve your goals of reaching a wide, international audience.

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EXPLORE ACS PUBLICATIONS ORGANIC AND INORGANIC CHEMISTRY JOURNALS

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ACS publishes many of the most prestigious and high impact journals in organic and inorganic chemistry, including ACS Catalysis (Impact Factor: 11.3), Organic Letters (Impact Factor: 4.9), and The Journal of Organic Chemistry (Impact Factor: 3.3).

ACS Catalysis

Organic Letters

The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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When you publish with an ACS Publications journal you benefit from:

Expert Editors-in-Chief and their team of editors handling your manuscript, all of whom are active, practicing researchers in the field.
A rigorous peer review process, ensuring the thorough evaluation of manuscripts.
Rapid processing times to help get your latest findings to the right community, faster.
Wide readership of your work – readers downloaded ACS full-text articles over 305 million times in 2023.
A range of flexible choices to publish open access, through any of our journals, including our fully open access publications.
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“Publications in ACS journals are distinguished by their quality, scholarship and intellectual rigor. Having active researchers as editors places an emphasis on scientific quality and rigor across the portfolio. ACS handles manuscripts fairly, publishes scholarly work and having your work appear in an ACS journal gives it a seal of approval for quality and innovation. Overall, the process from submission to review to revision to publication is straightforward, efficient and reliable. It is predictable in that manuscripts are handled professionally, rigorously and fairly. The quality of peer review is unparalleled compared to other publishers and editors are responsive to work with authors to ensure the highest quality manuscript."

Prof. Paul J. Chirik, Editor-in-Chief, Organometallics

“It continues to be a privilege to be associated with ACS Publications, serving as the Editor-in-Chief of The Journal of Organic Chemistry. The professionalism and shared vision of serving the scientific community in the spirit of excellence, across the whole field and spanning academia, industry and other sectors has been fantastic. I am also consistently inspired by the commitment of our authors, reviewers and editors to advance the field. Almost daily, I am learning some new piece of chemistry myself, and with our collaborators at other related ACS journals, we have helped nurture the expansion of the field. It is a truly enriching experience, born of a truly enriching community.”

Prof. Scott J. Miller, Editor-in-Chief, The Journal of Organic Chemistry

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