Things to know when publishing articles in journals:
1. Logs usually count symbols, spaces, tables, pictures, etc. , take up space. These factors should also be included in the total number of words when calculating the length of the paper. One of the punctuation marks counts as one character, and how many characters, even several characters, are occupied by blank lines. According to the number of rows occupied by table pictures, count the number of characters in several rows.
2. Periodicals have a fixed typesetting style. After the style is determined, the number of words on a page is determined. The page fee is also calculated according to how many pages the article occupies. If it is less than one page, it shall be counted as one page. So if you want to take up as little space as possible, there are fewer pictures and less space.
3. The number of words in a page of a journal is related to the typesetting style of the magazine, and has nothing to do with the grade and type of the journal. Some magazines have double-column typesetting, and some have single-column typesetting, because double-column typesetting will compress the space of picture tables and put more words on one page. So most magazines adopt double-column typesetting style.
4. An article in a journal is about 3,000-4,000 words, and core journals are generally 4,500 words-10000 words. Journals need at least 2 pages to publish a paper, and core journals generally need 4-7 pages.
5. Writing a paper with more than 3,000 words is a complete paper, which generally takes more than 2 pages. If you want to control the layout, you can minimize a few table pictures and explain them clearly in words.