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Keywords are the labels or tags for your manuscript and are used by indexing and abstracting services. Avoid words that have broad meaning. Keywords should be specific enough to give someone a very quick idea about the content of your paper.
Only use abbreviations that are firmly established in the field of study, e.g. DNA.
Check the Guide for Authors for specifics on which keywords should be used.

The table contains actual examples of keywords that are associated with an article taken from ScienceDirect.com.

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Keywords

Are the labels of the manuscript
Are used by indexing and abstracting services
Should be specific
Should use only established abbreviations (e.g. DNA)

Article title	Keywords
“An experimental study on evacuated tube solar collector using supercritical CO₂”	Solar collector; supercritical CO₂; solar energy; solar thermal utilization

Check the Guide for Authors for specifics on which keywords should be used.