What is the impact factor of Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals?

. The 2022 impact factor of Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals is . By the impact factor, Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals falls within the top 60% of scholarly journals.

Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals Top...

(top 60%)

Impact Factor

(top 60%)

extended IF

56(top 7%)

H-Index

authors

2.3K

papers

25.6K

citations

1.1K

citing journals

5.2K

citing authors

Most Cited Articles of Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals

Title	Year	Citations
Lattice and Grain Boundary Diffusion in Polycrystals	1961	337
Deformation Mechanisms in Magnesium Single Crystals Compressed in the Direction Parallel to Hexagonal Axis	1963	265
On the Nonbasal Slip in Magnesium Crystals	1964	210
Reaction-Diffusion in the Cu–Sn System	1975	205
New Ll₂ Ordered Alloys having the Positive Temperature Dependence of Strength	1980	158
Crystal Structure, Composition and Morphology of a Precipitate in an Aged Ti-51 at%Ni Shape Memory Alloy	1986	151
Mechanism of High Temperature Creep of Aluminum- Magnesium Solid Solution Alloys	1972	144
Solid Solution Hardening of Nickel —Role of Transition Metal and B-subgroup Solutes—	1986	139
Interdiffusion in the Al–Cu System	1971	136
On the Ductility of the Intermetallic Compound Ni₃Al	1978	132
Effect of Heat Treatment after Cold Working on the Phase Transformation in TiNi Alloy	1987	123
Morphology and Crystallography of Thermoelastic Cu–Al–Ni Martensite Analyzed by the Phenomenological Theory	1974	116
Crystal Structure and Internal Twins of the Ni-36.8 at% Al Martensite	1973	112
On the Flow Stress of α Solid Solution Mg-Li Alloy Single Crystals	1963	106
Martensitic Transformation in the Fe–Pd Alloy System	1984	105
A Study of Damping Capacity in Magnesium Alloys	1977	98
Effect of Magnetic Transition on the Solubility of Alloying Elements in BCC Iron and FCC Cobalt	1981	96
The Temperature Dependence of Hardness of Ll₂ Ordered Alloys	1979	95
Mechanical Properties of Ni₃Al with Ternary Addition of Transition Metal Elements	1986	93
On the Viscosity and Density of the Molten FeO–SiO₂ System	1978	92
Measurements of the Parameter, P_\ominus, for the Determinations of Mixed Ionic and N-Type Electronic Conduction in Commercial Zirconia Electrolytes	1984	85
Distribution Equilibria of Minor Elements between Liquid Copper and Calcium Ferrite Slag	1983	83
Monatom-High Level Electron Microscopy of Metal Surfaces	1983	83
Mechanism of FCC-FCT Thermoelastic Martensite Transformation in Fe–Pd Alloys	1986	83
On the High-Energy Product Fe–Pt Permanent Magnet Alloys	1983	82

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The impact factor (IF) is calculated by counting citations from peer-reviewed journals only.

extended IF also counts citations from books and conference papers. However, no patent, abstract, working papers, online documents, etc., are covered.

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Most Cited Articles of Transactions of the Japan Institute of Metals