1. According to the source cited in the paper, collect relevant information, including author, journal name, article title, journal issue number, publication year, etc.
2. In the reference section, each citation is listed in a specific format, usually through the serial number system. For example:
[ 1]author 1； Author2Author3 the title of the article. Abbreviation, year, volume and page range of periodicals.
When it comes to periodical papers, the author's name is usually written in the order of surname first. Only the first three authors are listed in the citation, and other authors can be represented by "et al". The title of the article is capitalized with italics or quotation marks.
4. Abbreviate periodical names according to the prescribed rules of periodical abbreviation, and use standardized abbreviation forms. You can refer to the periodical abbreviation rules of China Academy of Sciences or use the official abbreviation table.
5. Separate the title of the article from the title of the journal with a period. Both article titles and journal names need to be enclosed in quotation marks (or italics).
6. Number each article according to the citation order, such as [1], [2], [3], etc.
Other types of documents, such as books, conference papers, patents, etc. , you also need to follow the corresponding format requirements. In the reference part of SCI papers, it is necessary to provide enough information for readers to find and verify the cited information.
It should be noted that the specific reference format requirements may vary from periodical to subject. It is suggested that before writing SCI papers, you should be familiar with the citation requirements of target journals and follow the corresponding literature citation norms.