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Progress in Polymer Science
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Distribution
Progress in Polymer Science
Polymers
,
polymerization
25.1
(top 1%)
2-year impact
1.6K
(top 10%)
PR articles
388.1K
(top 1%)
PR citations
334
(top 1%)
PR
h
-index
355
(top 1%)
h
-index
24.7
(top 1%)
2-YI (no self-cite.)
1.6K
documents
470.3K
doc citations
This chart shows the citation distribution of
Progress in Polymer Science
's peer-reviewed articles on a logarithmic scale for clarity.
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Why is the citation distribution important?
Citation distributions are highly skewed: a small share of peer-reviewed articles often accounts for most citations. The log scale emphasizes the long tail; compare shapes or percentiles rather than single extremes.
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