Journal of Physical Chemistry C

The Journal of Physical Chemistry C, abbreviated J. Phys. Chem C, is one of the weekly publication organs of the American Chemical Society. The first edition of this journal was published in October 1896 under the title The Journal of Physical Chemistry (abbreviated J. Phys. Chem ). From 1947 to 1950, the name was extended to the "Journal of Physical Chemistry and Colloid Chemistry", then was returned to the original name. In 1997, there was a split in The Journal of Physical Chemistry A and The Journal of Physical Chemistry B, 2007 was followed by The Journal of Physical Chemistry C.

The published article revealed to the splitting up of the magazines the entire field of physical chemistry from, treated since, The Journal of Physical Chemistry A, the subjects molecular theoretical and experimental physical chemistry, The Journal of Physical Chemistry B solids, soft matter and liquids and The Journal of Physical Chemistry C nanotechnology, surfaces, catalysis and electron transport.

The Impact Factor was in 2012 at 4,814. According to the statistics of the ISI Web of Knowledge, the Journal Impact Factor in this category is physical chemistry at # 27 out of 134 journals in the category of nanoscience and nanotechnology at # 26 out of 239 journals in the category and multidisciplinary materials science at 19 out of 69 magazines out.

Editor in chief is George C. Schatz of Northwestern University in Evanston, Illinois.