There are similarities. Strictly speaking, a paper is also an argumentative paper. The difference is that the theme of the paper should be scientific research, and the way of argumentation also emphasizes rigorous scientific experiments and meticulous logical reasoning, and it is not allowed to move people with emotion or simple analogy. Papers are generally around a problem, and the basic structure of simple papers includes; Description of the problem (what problem, its harm, etc.). ), problem analysis (why) and how to solve it (providing countermeasures) can also be added to the practical category, such as problem solving effect and final conclusion. ....

However, there are many kinds of papers. Different disciplines, different research methods, different research purposes, there is no certain routine. I suggest you find a periodical in your subject, read it carefully, and then have a little idea about format and writing. From the format point of view, a general paper should have a standard format: title (subtitle)/abstract/keywords/text/citations in the text should be marked/there is a list of references at the end of the text, there is a unified format in national standards, and some need English titles and abstract keywords.