| Subject area | Rank | Pctile | Q |
|---|---|---|---|
| Physical and Theoretical Chemistry | 170 / 194 | 12th | Q4 |
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High Energy Chemistry
High Energy Chemistry is Scopus-indexed (Q4, CiteScore 1), WoS SCIE. It is covered by India's One Nation One Subscription scheme for reading access. Published by Pleiades Publishing.
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ISSN 0018-1439Verify ISSN ↗1608-3148Verify ISSN ↗
Publisher: Pleiades Publishing
Cost to publish: No APC data — check the publisher
Not listed in: DOAJ, ABDC, ABS / AJG, FT50, UT Dallas, ONOS (APC covered)
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Is High Energy Chemistry indexed in Scopus?
Yes — actively indexed in Scopus, coverage 1996–present, best quartile Q4, CiteScore 1.
What quartile is High Energy Chemistry in Scopus?
High Energy Chemistry is Q4 in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry (rank 170 of 194), by CiteScore 2025.
What is the impact factor of High Energy Chemistry?
High Energy Chemistry is indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded, so it may have a Journal Impact Factor in Clarivate's Journal Citation Reports. JCR is paid, so check it for the current value. The closest free measure is its Scopus CiteScore 1, which places it in quartile Q4 at the 12th percentile of its subject. Its SCImago Journal Rank (SJR, a free Scopus-based metric) is 0.205, quartile Q4, with an H-index of 28.
Who publishes High Energy Chemistry and what is its ISSN?
High Energy Chemistry is published by Pleiades Publishing. Its print ISSN is 0018-1439 and its online ISSN is 1608-3148.
Is High Energy Chemistry covered under ONOS in India?
Yes. It is part of the One Nation One Subscription (ONOS) national subscription, so readers at participating Indian institutions get its full text. ONOS does not cover its article processing charge.
Is High Energy Chemistry in Web of Science?
Yes — indexed in the Science Citation Index Expanded.
Is High Energy Chemistry open access?
No — it is not registered as an open-access journal in DOAJ or Scopus.
How well cited is High Energy Chemistry? — open metrics via OpenAlex
High Energy Chemistry has an h-index of 29 and a 2-year mean of 0.72 citations per paper (OpenAlex). Its Scopus CiteScore is 1, quartile Q4. On 2-year citations it ranks #150 of 191 Scopus journals in Physical and Theoretical Chemistry.
High Energy Chemistry published 226 papers in 2025; its busiest recent year was 2023 with 264. 2026* is the year so far.
h-index, i10-index and 2-year mean citedness are open, licence-clear metrics from OpenAlex — not a proprietary impact factor. The subject rank counts only journals that OpenAlex has a figure for; it is not a Scopus or Clarivate ranking. Updated 2026-10-14.
Who publishes in High Energy Chemistry? — latest 96 articles, 2025–2026
In its latest 96 research articles (2025–2026), authors are most often from Russia (71.9%), India (11.5%) and China (2.6%). More than half of recent authorship comes from one country.
Countries are counted fractionally, so a paper by authors from two countries counts half to each.
Are there integrity warnings for High Energy Chemistry? — indicators, not proof of misconduct
Scopus status: Active. 6 retracted papers are recorded (1.7 per 1,000 papers). The Problematic Paper Screener flags none of its papers. These are indicators to check, not findings against the journal.
- Scopus statusActive
- Retracted papers 6 · 1.7 per 1,000 papers
- Problematic Paper Screener flags None flagged
- Author concentration71.9% of recent authorship from Russia
Retractions from OpenAlex; flags from the Problematic Paper Screener (Cabanac, Labbé & Magazinov, CC BY), 2026-09-21 export. A flag marks a paper for a closer look; it is not a finding against the journal.
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