Copyright: The proceedings of MS6 will be published by Press. By submitting a manuscript, the authors agree that the copyright for their article is transferred to the publisher if and when the article is accepted for publication.

Submission: Papers submitted to MS6 should represent either original research or critical review not previously published in the field of Molten Salt Chemistry & Technology. Contribution should be sent to the editors. Your manuscript and a floppy disk should be sent to: post addresses mentioned on the left edge. All contributions submitted will be referred. The editors reserve the right to edit contributions when necessary.

Typescripts: Papers are accepted only in English and should be typed within 170* 240mm in A4 (210*297mm) paper, no more than 4 pages for oral and poster presentation, 6 pages for keynote lecture and 8 pages for plenary lecture, respectively.

Margin of Page:
top 30mm, bottom 27mm, left 20mm, right 20mm.

Stylistic of an acceptable manuscript:
Title: Title should be brief (normally less than 10 notional words in upper-case letters) and consist of names rather than chemical formulas, and abbreviations should be avoided. If the title is too long, please supply a shortened version for the running headline.
Postal Address: The name(s) of the author(s) and the name and complete postal address (including zip code) of the institute where the research work was done should be indicated on the manuscript. The name of the author to whom correspondence is to be addressed should be marked with an asterisk.
Abstract: Every paper for publication must be preceded by an abstract of no less than 250 words.
Keywords: No less than three.
Units, Figures and Tables: The use of SI units is strongly recommended. All Figures and Tables should be given in proper place in the text. All nomenclature should be consistent, clear and unambiguous, and should conform as closely as possible to the rules established by IUPAC.
Format of Text: Usually the manuscript should be organized under the following general headings: Abstract, Introduction, Experimental, Results, Discussion, Conclusion, Acknowledgement and References. The contents should include first, second and, if necessary, third level text headings.
References: Reference should be consecutively numbered in the text by superior Arabic numbers, listed numerically on a separate sheet at the end of the paper, and presented in the following examples.

1 F. Claeyssen, N. Lhermet, Actuator, transducers and motors based on giant magnetostrictive materials, Journal of Alloys and Compounds, 1997, 258(1-2): 61-63.
2 W A. Fuller, Measurement Error Model, New York: John Wiley, 1987, 20.