ACS Citation Format You Must Follow Developed by the American Chemical Society, ACS citation is used for citing sources in chemistry academic papers. The referencing style uses both numbered and author-date systems. However, in this blog, we will take a look at how the sources need to be cited in the reference list. ✓ Book If you want to cite a book, the template is provided below. The Name of the author. The Name of the Book. Edition Number; Name of the publication, Location of publication, year of publication; page number For instance, Pecunia, V. Organic Narrowband Photodetectors; Materials, devices and applications RV Publications, Washington 2019; pp 96-105 You can verify the result from any online ACS citation machine. ✓ Online Magazine Science magazines offer valuable information. If you want to cite it, follow the format below. The Name of the authors. The Title of the article. The Name of the magazine/column [Online]. Date of publication, page number, URL of the site (date of access) For example, Aaron, S. Integrating sol-gel and carbon dots chemistry [Online]. August 2019, pp. 18-22 http://chemicalneuroscienceabc.org/ (accessed July 8, 2020) If you are unable to understand it, you should take the help of ACS or APSA citation generator available online. ✓ Website If you intend to cite a blog post or a website, this is how you must cite it. The Title of the article. Year of publication. Name of the website. URL of the site. Date of access. For instance,
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