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Progress in Polymer Science

Elsevier BV · GB · since 1967 · ISSN 0079-6700

Chemistry and materials

68works in 2025
517kcitations, all years

Among the 50 chemistry and materials journals in this index it has the 16th highest h-index and the 3rd highest two-year mean citedness. Both are explained under how venues are ranked.

Works published per year
2017: 80172018: 66182019: 72192020: 70202021: 70212022: 52222023: 65232024: 55242025: 6825

2017: 80, 2018: 66, 2019: 72, 2020: 70, 2021: 70, 2022: 52, 2023: 65, 2024: 55, 2025: 68

Listed article processing charge: about $6 500.

Where its authors come from

Share of the 237 papers since 2023 with at least one author in each country.

CountryShare of papers
China37%
United States14%
South Korea7%
Australia5%
Canada5%

What it publishes

Mix of article types:

TypeShare
Research articles81%

Main subject areas of those papers:

Subject areaShare of papers
Advanced Polymer Synthesis and Characterization11%
biodegradable polymer synthesis and properties7%
Polymer composites and self-healing4%
Hydrogels: synthesis, properties, applications3%
Polymer crystallization and properties3%
Organic Electronics and Photovoltaics2%

Most cited papers since 2023

  1. Hemicellulose: Structure, chemical modification, and application (2023, 511 citations)
  2. Bioinspired polydopamine hydrogels: Strategies and applications (2023, 285 citations)
  3. Sustainable polyurethanes: toward new cutting-edge opportunities (2024, 276 citations)
  4. Sustainable developments in polyolefin chemistry: Progress, challenges, and outlook (2023, 205 citations)
  5. Rigorous recognition mode analysis of molecularly imprinted polymers—Rational design, challenges, and opportunities (2024, 196 citations)

Official rankings

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