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6.3 (99.8%) Q1 (2023)
(Web of Science-ESCI) Journal Citation Indicator
1.14 (78.29%) Q1 (2023)
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ISSN: 2255-4165
(Web of Science-ESCI) Journal Impact Factor
6.3 (99.8%) Q1 (2023)
(Web of Science-ESCI) Journal Citation Indicator
1.14 (78.29%) Q1 (2023)
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