"Even in a specialized age it is important for all chemists to be aware of developments at the frontiers of chemistry and, indeed, in other areas of science. The editors and editorial board of the Journal of the American Chemical Society believe JACS can help serve this purpose by publishing the best papers across a wide range of chemistry, presenting new methodologies applied to important problems, new synthetic methods, novel theoretical advances, and significant new results on structures and reactions." -Allen J. Bard, Editor
The Journal of the American Chemical Society , founded in 1879, is the flagship journal of the American Chemical Society and a highly esteemed journal in the field. This periodical is devoted to the publication of research papers in all fields of chemistry and publishes approximately 13,000 pages of new chemistry a year. Published weekly, JACS provides research crucial to the field of chemistry.
The Journal of the American Chemical Society publishes articles, communications to the Editor, book reviews, and computer software reviews.
