1, Title: This is the title of the paper, which usually summarizes the main contents of the paper concisely.
2. Author: This is the author of the paper, usually including the main author and the co-author who has made great contributions.
3. Unit: This is the unit or organization to which the author belongs, which usually includes schools, research institutes and laboratories.
4. Abstract: This is a brief summary of the contents of the paper, which usually includes the research purpose, methods, results and conclusions.
5. Keywords: This is a keyword or vocabulary used to describe and retrieve papers, which usually includes research fields, research methods and research results.
6. Introduction: This is a brief introduction to the research background and purpose, which usually includes the previous research results and the main contribution of this paper.
7. Materials and methods: This part describes in detail the materials, equipment, methods and techniques used in the research, so that others can copy and learn.
8. Results and discussion: This part shows the research results, and makes in-depth analysis and discussion on these results, usually including charts, data and references.
9. Conclusion: This is a summary and generalization of the research results, emphasizing the main findings and contributions, and putting forward the future research direction.
10, References: This section lists all references cited in the paper, and the format is usually specified by the journal editor or publisher.
Problems needing attention in periodical papers
1, subject:
The title of the paper should reflect the main content or research theme of the paper concisely, concretely and accurately. The topic should not exceed 20 words, so that readers can quickly understand the theme of the paper.
2. Abstract:
It should include the main research contents, methods, results and conclusions of the paper. It should be concise and clear to help readers quickly understand the whole picture of the paper. Abstract should be controlled within one page, and the number of words should generally not exceed 400 words.
3. Key words:
Keywords are the index of papers, which can help readers and search engines locate papers quickly. Key words should be related to the topic of the paper, generally around 5- 10. Keywords should be placed after the abstract for easy indexing.