Many journals need any author submitting his article to add names and affiliations of reviewers in the same field of their expertise
Dear Ahmed Mohy Eldin thanks for asking this interesting technical question. If you have just prepared a new manuscript, you can for example check the list of references. Authors of the more recent papers which you cited could be named as possible reviewers. I also made the experience that very useful information can be found right here on RG. For example, when you search RG for the term "plastic microbial biodegradation" and then click on researchers, you will get a list of four RG members who are experts in this field:
https://www.researchgate.net/search.Search.html?type=researcher&query=plastic%20microbial%20biodegradation
I hope this helps finding suitable reviewer names. Good luck with your work and best wishes, Frank Edelmann
Dear Phil Geis ..
I do appreciate your valuable note, for true I didn't even know or read about it in all research articles I had
In our article we did analyze both the control and the treated LDPE bag samples .. following figure about ATR/FTIR result may explain what I meant
The reviewer having experiences in plastic microbial biodegradation. One has to contact the institute where the work on polymer has been carried out like NCL Pune , IIT Mumbai, IIT Delhi in India.
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