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The recommended, but not limited text processor is Microsoft Word (docx). Insert an abstract of 150-200 words, giving a brief account of the most relevant aspects of the paper such as: literature review, problem under investigation, hypothesis/es, methods used, study results, and future implications of the study. Avoid using abbreviations, footnotes, references, or mathematical equations in abstract section. It is recommended to use up to 5 keywords.\nKeywords – Camera ready paper, TEM Journal, guideline.\nIntroduction\nIn order to ensure high quality of the papers, the authors are requested to follow instructions given in this sample paper. Regular length of the paper is 7 to 18 pages. The introduction section should provide review of the existing literature on the topic which will help contextualize your research within the broader scientific field and show the novelty of your work.\nThe introduction should also describe the question your research aims to answer and why that question is important to the field.\nDOI: 10.18421/TEMxx-xx\n\u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://doi.org/10.18421/TEMxx-xx\" \u0014https://doi.org/10.18421/TEMxx-xx\u0015\nCorresponding author: - ,\naffiliation\nEmail: -\nReceived:   -----.\nRevised:    -----.\nAccepted:  -----.\nPublished: -----.\n© 2024 ----; published by UIKTEN. This work is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivs 4.0 License.\nThe article is published with Open Access at \u0013 HYPERLINK \"https://www.temjournal.com/\" \u0014https://www.temjournal.com/\u0015\nMake sure that paper is grammatically correct, the used terminology is formal, and that paper is properly formatted. Avoid using slangs and informal phrasal verbs.\nTimes New Roman 11 – point font should be used for normal text with “single” line spacing.  The manuscript has to be prepared in two columns separated by 5 mm (0.2”). The text should be aligned to both the left and right (justified). The margins for A4 (210×297 mm2) paper are given in Table 1.\nTable 1.  Page layout description\nA regular paper may consist of multiple sections. Title of each section (except references and acknowledgements sections) should be formatted with 11 - point font in bold. Spacing between the title and the text should be 11 - point. The use of options “add space before/after paragraph” is not allowed.\nTitles (subtitles) of sections can further be divided in subsections, which should use a 10 - point font in italic and bold, following title case capitalization. Figures should be one column wide, centered, and in line with the text (select the table, right click, chose options “wrap text” and then “in line with text”). If it is impossible to place the figure in one column, two column width figures are permissible. It is essential to ensure that all figures maintain a high quality with easily readable labels. Each figure must include a caption placed beneath it while table captions are placed above it. Tables/figures should be inserted in the text after they have been mentioned. When creating captions for figures and tables, use a 10-point italic font without punctuation at the end (e.g., Figure 1).\nFigure 1.  Caption of the figure\nAll sections within the paper should be properly enumerated. All enumerated titles and the regular text should be in line (on the left side of the paper) such as:\n1. Introduction\nIndent the first line of each paragraph of text with 0,5 –  point from the left margin. 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