Hanif,

I think it could depend from the structure of your manuscript. I would first try to divide the whole research into two papers as "Part 1" and "Part 2". Two times we submitted a manuscript divided in two parts and it worked well. ;-)

Dear Professor Carlo Gualtieri

Thank you so much for your response.

I myself, think that it would be better than two divided papers.

Kind Regards,

Hanif

You have a third option as well:

- Some journals do not have page limit (such as: WRR journal for Water Resources or AIAA journal for CFD), find one of them in your field and send your manuscript to that.

- You can write a cover letter to the Editor in Chief and discuss for this and that reason(s), ... if I break this paper into two parts, the crux of my message will not convey to the audience and please let me violate your page limit. It is possible these days as most of the papers are PDF.

Dear Dr. Kaveh Zamani

Thank you so much for your help. i would have a look on the afore-mentioned journals.

It would be a good idea as well.

Regards,

Hanif

Hi Hanif,

To help you make up your mind please check out this:

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Regards

Alberto

Dear Alberto Vieira Borges

Thank you so much for your response, i would check it later

Regards,

Hanif

Dear Hanif, I think it depends on your objectives , really I go with the choice of two papers because you can manage them separately.

All the best my friend

Dear Aysar Alawadi

Thanks for you recommendation

Regards,

Hanif

Hi Hanif,

It depends on two things.

1. The journal, and if they have a length limit.

2. Your research results, and whether you can logically split them into two without making it look like you are just trying to get two papers out of it.

If you are going to go down the path of two papers, I would highly recommend that you submit them as two parts to the same journal. They can then be reviewed together and assessed together, and will hopefully be published together in the same journal.

Another option which you might be able to consider is to use the Supplementary Information section to shorten the length of the paper. There is usually no limit to this section and you could move some results or even the experimental section to stay within the word length imposed by the journal.

If you need any advice related to scientific publishing please contact me at https://www.scienceeditorium.com

Cheers

Zoran

Dear Zoran Dinev

Thank you so much for your advice.

Reagrds,

Hanif