Revise Chemistry Journal Manuscript

@iwebphpdeveloper

Hi, I can help polish and format your chemistry manuscript according to the reviewers’ comments and the journal guidelines, while keeping the scientific meaning and technical content unchanged. I’ll focus on improving academic language, British English, grammar, clarity, headings, tables, figures, captions, and ACS-style references. I’ll also carefully check the reviewer comments and point out anything that has not been addressed. I can provide both a tracked-changes version and a clean submission-ready file, along with the completed response document showing how each comment was addressed. I’m ready to review the manuscript, reviewer PDF, and journal guidelines and begin the first pass. Best Regards, Abhijeet

@shakiwrite

As someone who's worked extensively in scientific and academic writing, I know how critical it is for a paper to reflect not just solid science but also impeccable language and formatting. On top of my skills in academic writing, proofreading, and editing, I've spent years working with EndNote and Mendeley, making me adept at swiftly reformatting references to meet specific journal guidelines. My practice includes long-standing familiarity with the ACS format—a must-have skill for our cooperation. Lastly, I'm fluent in British English—an added bonus given your preference. High-impact chemistry publishing requires an exceptional command over language along with the seamless integration of data with text. My aim as a freelancer is to let your thoughts take center stage by presenting them in an efficient, clear way that adheres to ACS formatting standards while respecting your unique voice as a researcher. With me on board, you can expect polished writing that doesn't sacrifice your scientific goals in any way.

@midurbar

Hello, my name is Miguel. I have read your offer's description about proofreading and editing the manuscript of a chemistry paper and I'm interested. I've 15 years of experience working as an English proofreader. I can look for any grammar, spelling, punctuation, typos or any other types of writing mistakes that may remain on your manuscript and correct them all without any difficulties, as well as any other edits that it could need. If you want to discuss anything with me, you can speak with me on the chat.

@paulob17

I edit academic and technical writing, and your brief is clear on the part that matters: the science stays yours, the language and formatting have to stop drawing queries. A typical line from a chemistry draft, and what I would do with it in British English: Before: "The obtained results shows that the synthesized catalyst have a high activity and it can be reused for five cycles without significant lost of activity." After: "The synthesised catalyst was highly active and showed no significant loss of activity over five reuse cycles." For the full 7,500 words you would get: A tracked-changes Word file and a clean submission copy, headings, tables, figures and captions rebuilt to the journal template, and every reference reformatted to ACS style (Author, A. B.; Author, C. D. Title. J. Abbrev. Year, Vol, Pages. DOI), checked one by one against the DOI rather than trusted to a reference manager. A short gap report: each reviewer comment matched to where it is answered in the text, plus a list of any comment the manuscript does not yet address, so you can close those before it goes back. First pass in 5 days, as you asked, then your review and final tweaks. Which journal is it going to? I would like to read its author guidelines before touching the first page. Paulo