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- RSC referencing style guide - University of Bath
The Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) provides information on citing and referencing aimed at authors publishing articles in RSC journals This guide is based on RSC Publishing ‘Author guidelines’ (https: rsc li 1PFaC0t)
- Royal Society of Chemistry (RSC) style sheet
RSC is a numeric style that uses superscript numbers for in-text citations Each source has its own number based on the order of appearance in the text and this number is used whenever this source is cited
- Using the template - The Royal Society of Chemistry
The title should be formatted to the RSC style RSC T01 or RSC T02 Readers should be able to understand the title without having to refer to the contents of the text itself
- Guide to RSC referencing with in text citation
Quick guide to referencing: RSC General notes: If you are unsure about the accuracy of any part of the reference or information is missing but you can make an “educated guess”, i e , the year of publication or the publisher, you can put square brackets [ ] around the information to indicate that you are not 100% certain about this
- An applicant’s guide to becoming a Chartered Scientist (CSci)
Email the completed form, your CV and supplementary evidence to csci@rsc org We will make an initial review of your application, and work with you to make sure it is ready to go out for assessment
- Code of Conduct - The Royal Society of Chemistry
In order to meet their duty under this Code, members should refer to the Guide to Ethics, together with advice on specific issues, and shall conform to any rulings on such matters that may be approved and issued from time to time by the RSC Board of Trustees
- Royal Society of Chemistry
This is our simple articulation of the RSC brand – it answers what we do, why we do it and how we do it It is our internal ‘sense check’ which ensures we are all on the same page
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