Authors should not presume knowledge beyond undergraduate level. Fundamental ideas and symbols should be simply explained Authors must note that review articles must cite material that has already been independently peer reviewed and easily available to the readership from the published literature. Reviews are not the proper vehicles for publishing new results . The 'and references therein' tag may be useful to direct the reader to further reading without having to list whole series of papers from one research group. Note that excessive length or use of references would provide sufficient reason for non-acceptance of a manuscript.
Tables frequently eat up citations and their use is discouraged.
Other forms of data representation are preferred. When reaction schemes are given, only the significant reagents are necessary. Solvents can be omitted as can, in most cases, temperature. The reader can always refer to the original text should they require more experimental information. The majority of reviews will be solicited by members of the Editorial Board in accordance with the policy of the Editorial Board.