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To check the impact factor of an individual journal - type in the name of the journal and then scroll down the results page to the Journal Impact Factor.

To compare the impact factor of the journal you searched for with the impact factors of other journals within your field scroll farther down the page.

Type in the name of your journal and then scroll down the journal report page to find the SJR and which quartile the journal is ranked in (Q1 highest - Q4 lowest) as well as the H-Index for this journal.

CiteScore is "an annual value that measures the citation impact of a title (i.e., journal, book series, conference proceeding or trade journal; includes special issues). Based on Scopus, it provides a measure of journal citation impact to 47,000 titles (in 2020)" --- Elsevier (Scopus)

"In collaboration with journalprices.com, Eigenfactor.org provides information about price and value for thousands of scholarly periodicals. While the Eigenfactor Scores and Article Influence Scores do not incorporate price information directly, the Cost-Effectiveness Search orders journals by a measure of the value per dollar that they provide. --- Different disciplines have different standards for citation and different time scales on which citations occur. The average article in a leading cell biology journal might receive 10-30 citations within two years; the average article in leading mathematics journal would do very well to receive 2 citations over the same period. By using the whole citation network, our algorithm automatically accounts for these differences and allows better comparison across research areas." --- Eigenfactor.org

"A key indicator offered by CWTS Journal Indicators is the SNIP indicator, where SNIP stands for source normalized impact per paper. This indicator measures the average citation impact of the publications of a journal. Unlike the well-known journal impact factor, SNIP corrects for differences in citation practices between scientific fields, thereby allowing for more accurate between-field comparisons of citation impact. CWTS Journal Indicators also provides stability intervals that indicate the reliability of the SNIP value of a journal." --- CWTS Journal Indicators

"h5-index is the h-index for articles published in the last 5 complete years. It is the largest number h such that h articles published in 2016-2020 have at least h citations each" --- Google Scholar
"h5-median for a publication is the median number of citations for the articles that make up its h5-index" --- Google Scholar