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    This document provides guidelines for submitting articles to the journal Orbital including: - The title should clearly describe the purpose of the paper without abbreviations. - Author names and affiliations should be fully written out. - Papers must include an abstract of 100-200 words summarizing the purpose, results and conclusions. - Keywords, tables, figures, schemes and equations should follow standard formatting. - The body should include sections for introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion, and conclusion. - References should be numbered sequentially in brackets.

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    This document provides guidelines for submitting articles to the journal Orbital including: - The title should clearly describe the purpose of the paper without abbreviations. - Author names and affiliations should be fully written out. - Papers must include an abstract of 100-200 words summarizing the purpose, results and conclusions. - Keywords, tables, figures, schemes and equations should follow standard formatting. - The body should include sections for introduction, materials and methods, results and discussion, and conclusion. - References should be numbered sequentially in brackets.

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    ISSN 1984-6428 ONLINE

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    | Vol | | No. | | xxxxx-xxxxx 201 |

    Title. The title should clearly and concisely describe the purpose of the paper and should not include abbreviations. Only the first letter and proper names (e.g. Diels-Alder reaction) should be capitalized

    Author Names. The following should be provided for each author: first name, middle initial and surname (e.g. Dnis P. de Lima). Initials alone with surnames (e.g. D. P. Other) should not be used. Do not include profession titles or academic degrees. The name of the corresponding author should be marked with an asterisk (*). If authors are from different institutions their surnames should be labeled with a lower case superscript letter referring to the respective addresses

    Authors addresses. The mailing address(es) of author(s) should include the institutional affiliation , street or PO box number, city, postal code and country. Received: ; revised: ; accepted: . Available online: . ABSTRACT: All manuscripts must be accompanied by a written abstract which should briefly state the purpose of the research, the principal results and the major conclusions. Numbers (arabic) identifying structural formulae or labels may be used in the abstract. A typical abstract should contain 100-200 words. Keywords: The abstract should be followed by 4-6 keywords

    Corresponding author. E-mail:

    Surname of first autor et al.

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    Introduction
    An introductory statement should be given placing the work in the appropriate context and stating the purpose and objectives of the research. Type or cut/paste. References in the text should be numbered sequentially and placed between square brackets [ ]. The list of references, also numbered between square brackets, must be included at the end of the manuscript.

    Material and Methods


    This section should describe the experimental methods used in the work in sufficient detail to allow repetition of the work by others. Authors are encouraged to include detailed experimental data such as experimental procedures and characterization data as Additional Material rather than as an extensive experimental section.

    Results and Discussion


    The presentation of experimental details in this section should be kept to a minimum. Information already obvious in tables, figures or schemes should not be reiterated and authors are encouraged to make full use of the Additional files that allow supplementary material to be presented in extensive form. Footnotes may not be used in any section of the paper.
    Table: Tabulation of experimental results is encouraged whenever it provides greater

    clarity or more economical use of space. Tables must be oriented portrait style on the page and must fit within the margins of a single page. Larger tables will be published as Supplementary Material. Tables should be numbered consecutively with Arabic numerals and constructed in table format. Do NOT use Chem Draw or Isis Draw to create tables. Tables created in ChemDraw/Isis Draw will be returned to the author for proper formatting. Each Table should be provided with a descriptive heading, which, together with the individual column headings, should make the Table, as far as possible, self-explanatory. Do not use cell borders. Tables should be inserted in the text close to the point where they are discussed. When inserting tables, do not use the float over text option. Figures: Diagrams, graphs, spectra, photographs, and any other illustrations should all be considered Figures. Figures should be labeled sequentially with Arabic numerals as they appear (i.e., Figure 1, Figure 2, etc.) together with a caption appearing directly below each Figure. Figures should be included within the body of the manuscript at a point soon after the reference to the Figure appears in the text. Schemes and Equations Scheme: depicts a series of chemical transformations containing chemical structures. Equation: illustrates a simpler transformation with a single reaction arrow. For preparation of Schemes and Equations CS ChemDraw is the recommended drawing program, but ISISDraw (or ACD/ChemSketch) may also be used.

    Surname of first autor et al.

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    Conclusion
    This should state clearly the main conclusions of the research and give a clear explanation of their importance and relevance.

    Acknowledgments
    Optional

    References and Notes


    [1] [2] [3] Xxxxx, Y.; Axxxx, T. U.; Bxxx, A. H. Journal name year, vol., first page. Xxxxx Xxxxx

    See: Instructions to Authors: http://www.orbital.ufms.br/index.php/dqi/about/submissions#authorGuideline s

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