Key Metrics
1.1
CiteScore
CiteScore
CiteScore measures average citations received per document published in the serial.
Q4
Materials Science (all)
SJR
- Q4 Materials Science (all)
- Q4 Condensed Matter Physics
- Q4 Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics
SJR
SJR
SCImago Journal Rank measures weighted citations received by the serial. Citation weighting depends on subject field and prestige (SJR) of the citing serial.
0.41
SNIP
SNIP
Source Normalized Impact per Paper measures actual citations received relative to citations expected for the serial’s subject field.
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FAQs
What is the eISSN & pISSN for Solid State Phenomena ?
For Solid State Phenomena,eISSN is 1662-9779 and pISSN is1012-0394.
What is Citescore for Solid State Phenomena ?
Citescore for Solid State Phenomena is 1.1.
What is SNIP score for Solid State Phenomena ?
SNIP score for Solid State Phenomena is 0.41.
What is the SJR for Solid State Phenomena ?
SJR for Solid State Phenomena is Q4.
Who is the publisher of Solid State Phenomena ?
Scientific.net is the publisher of Solid State Phenomena.