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THERMAL ENERGY TRANSMISSION IN THE UNSTEADY COUETTE FLOW OF OLDROYD LIQUID BETWEEN TWO HORIZONTAL PARALLEL POROUS PLATES WITH HEAT GENERATING SOURCES
Manjusa Jena
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This paper deals with thermal energy transmission in the unsteady Couette flow of Oldroyd liquid between two horizontal parallel porous plates with heat generating sources.
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1-16 |
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ENVIRONMENTAL ENRICHMENT OF ENDANGERED MANIPUR BROW- ANTLERED DEER (Rucervus eldii eldii) FOR SUSTAINABLE POPULATION MANAGEMENT UNDER THE EX SITU CONSERVATION IN NATIONAL ZOOLOGICAL PARK, DELHI, INDIA
Pratyansha Singh, Amarjeet Kaur
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The Manipur Brow- antlered deer, which is under “Endangered†category of Wildlife Protection Act, 1972 has been listed by the Central Zoo Authority of India under Conservation Breeding Programme in National Zoological Park, Delhi along with two other participating zoos viz. Assam Zoo, Alipore Zoological Garden, Kolkata and the coordinating zoo, Manipur Zoological Garden.
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17-26 |
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DIETARY-VITAMIN RECOMMENDATION ACCORDING TO DISEASES
Ana MarÃa Sánchez Peralta
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We take into account the adequate vitamin recommendation with the different foods according to the diseases presented by the people who arrive at the health center or the pharmacy.
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27-38 |
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DOCUMENTATION OF ETHNOMEDICINAL PLANT KNOWLEDGE OF KANI TRIBE OF PERINGAMMALA PANCHAYATH, THIRUVANANTHAPURAM, KERALA, INDIA
NusaifaBeevi P, Smitha Rani S.P and Saru Krishna
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Documentation of indigenous knowledge through ethnobotanical studies is important for the conservation and utilization of biological resources.
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39-52 |
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THICKNESS DEPENDENT PHYSICAL PROPERTIES OF ELECTRON BEAM EVAPORATED COPPER OXIDE THIN FILMS
V. Sravanthi, T. Srikanth, R. Subba Reddy And A. Sivasankar Reddy, P. Sreedhara Reddy, Ch. Seshendra Reddy
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Cuprous oxide (Cu2O) thin films were deposited on glass substrates by electron beam evaporation at different film thicknesses.
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53-63 |
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EVALUATION OF GROUNDWATER QUALITY AND ITS SUITABILITY FOR DRINKING AND AGRICULTURAL USE IN KAVARATTI ISLAND IN THE LAKSHADWEEP ARCHIPELAGOS, INDIA
Raheem, P., Vincy M. V., Brilliant R.
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This study attempts to address the processes controlling the chemical composition of the Kavaratti aquifer system of Lakshadweep Island in India. Major ions and other physico-chemical parameters were determined in the Kavaratti of the Lakshadweep Island system and analyzed to assess the major ion chemistry and suitability of water for domestic and drinking purposes.
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64-87 |
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UV-VISIBLE SPECTROPHOTOMETRIC EVALUATION OF CARBOHYDRATE & ASCORBIC ACID LEVELS IN IRRADIATED KIWI FRUIT OF UTTARAKHAND REGION
Meetu Rastogi & Prianka Sharma
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UV-Visible Spectrophotometeric study was done for the evaluation of carbohydrates and ascorbic acid levels present in the kiwi fruit exposed to gamma radiations of 1-3 kGy. The sample extract of unirradiated and irradiated kiwi fruit were subjected by using anthrone as reagent for the quantitative estimation of the carbohydrate.
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88-96 |
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SYNTHESIS OF SOME NEW PYRIMIDO[4,5-B][1,6]NAPHTHYRIDIN AND THEIR BIOLOGICAL EVALUATION AS ANTICANCER AND ANTIVIRAL AGENTS
Hassan M. Faidallah, Khalid M. A. Al-Shaikh, Tariq R. Sobahi
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The pyrimido[4,5-b][1,6]naphthyridin-4(3H)-ones 1-4 and their 2-methyl analogs 5–8 as well as the hexahydropyrimido[4,5-b][1,6]naphthyridine-2(1H)-thiones 9–12 and the targeted tetrahydropyrimido[4,5-b][1,6]naphthyridin-4-amines 13–16 was successfully achieved from the reaction of the 2 aminonaphthyridine derivatives with the appropriate reagent.
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97-110 |
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SYNTHESIS, STRUCTURE ELUCIDATION AND ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY OF NEW COMPLEXES OF CO (II) AND NI (II).
Hardikkumar D. Chaudhary and Jwalant J.Vora, Jabali J. Vora
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The conjunction of Co and Ni ions with biologically important and less explored kynurenic acid ligand to form metal complex is an important area of current research. These complexes were characterized by elemental analysis, molar conductance measurements, magnetic susceptibility measurements, mass spectrometry, FTIR, electronic spectral studies, TGA techniques.
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111-123 |
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EVALUATION OF ANTIOXIDANT ACTIVITIES AND GENOTOXIC EFFECT OF LEUCAS ASPERA
Adhikarimayum Haripyaree, Kshetrimayum Guneshwor
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Leucas aspera spreng is a traditional medicine. In the present paper, we are reporting antioxidant and genotoxic activities of this plant.
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124-137 |
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ELECTRONIC SPECTRAL CHARACTERIZATION OF Dy(III) SYSTEMS INVOLVING ENVIRONMENT OF ‘N’ & ‘O’ DONOR ATOM LIGANDS IN POLAR APROTIC SOLVENT
Susheela and G. Chawla
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Electronic spectral parameters viz. intensity parameters (P, T2T4, T6, ï³), bonding parameters (ï¢, b1/2, ï¤%, ï¨), symmetry parameter-T4/T6, co-ordination parameter-T4/T6, Peacock constant-K/ and thermodynamic parameter (A, TET, Q, rp) have been analyzed for Dy(III) systems with ‘N’ and ‘O’ donor atom ligands, on the basis of theories given by Lande, Carnall and Judd Ofelt.
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138-146 |
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GENOTOXIC EFFECTS OF SOME POPULAR MEDICINAL PLANTS ON MUS MUSCULUS
Kshetrimayum Guneshwor, Adhikarimayum Haripyaree
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Nerium odurum, Kaempferia galanga and Nyctanthes arbortristis are widely used in traditional medicine.
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147-159 |
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IN-SILICO ADMET AND DRUG LIKENESS PREDICTIONS OF SOME SCHIFF BASES BASED 1,2,4-TRIAZOLE MOIETY
Fawzia F. Al-blewi,
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The new concept of computer aided drug design (CADD) has revolutionized the entire drug discovery and development program.
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160-173 |
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REVIEW: THE DEVELOPMENT OF NEURAL STEM CELL BIOLOGY AND TECHNOLOGY IN REGENERATIVE MEDICINE
Divyanjali Shanmuganathan and Nivethika Sivakumaran
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In the middle of the last century, it has been known that neural stem cells (NSCs) play a key role in regenerative medicine to cure the neurodegenerative disease
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174-188 |
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HAVAN : A SCIENTIFIC APPROACH TO CLEAN ENVIRONMENT
Dr. Pratibha Kumari
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Rituals of Hawan & Yajna have always remained a very important and crucial part of Indian society since Vedic period. Yajna or hawan is an ancient ritual which is performed to purify the environment of a particular place where it is performed. It is accompanied by chanting of some Vedic mantras in a defined manner.
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189-192 |
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STRATEGIES FOR DEVELOPMENT OF TOURISM IN ARUNACHAL PRADESH
Mr. Kiron Lonchung
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Tourism is one of the fastest growing industries in the world today. It creates employment especially for guides, restaurants, hoteliers, local shopkeepers, merchants etc. and brings in foreign currency to economically marginal areas.
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193-203 |
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EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION OF ROLLER BURNISHING PROCESS FOR SURFACE ROUGHNESS USING TAGUCHI ORTHOGONAL ARRAY
Vijay Kurkute, Sandip T. Chavan
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Burnishing is a post machining process that is traditionally used to impart specific physical, mechanical properties
on surfaces. Optimization of surface microhardness using Taguchi orthogonal array L25 is reported in the present
study
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204-213 |
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SYNTHESIS, CHARACTERIZATION, CURING, AND BIOCIDAL ACTIVITY OF PHENOL-ALDEHYDE RESIN
Larisa Singh, Rajeev Shukla, Kailash Narayan
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A series of Phenol-Aldehyde novolac resins were synthesized by the reaction of phenols and aromatic aldehydes (2:1 ratio) in acidic medium. The afforded resins were further cured with hexamethyltetraamine (HMTA).
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214-221 |
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SEQUENTIAL TESTING PROCEDURE AND THEIR ROBUSTNESS STUDY FOR ERLANG DISTRIBUTION
Surinder Kumar, Vaidehi Singh and Prem Lata Gautam
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The sequential testing procedures are developed for testing the hypotheses regarding the
shape and rate parameters of the Erlang distribution. Theoretical expression for the operating
characteristics (OC) and average sample number (ASN) functions are derived for these
parameters.
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222-244 |
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SCIENTIFIC WAYS TO TEACH COMMUNICATION SKILLS IN CONTEMPORARY CLASSROOMS
Jijina Mahajan
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English is a second language for Indian learners, this automatically poses a problem for the English teachers.
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245-247 |
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FIXED POINT RESULTS IN FUZZY MENGER SPACE
Rashmi Pathak, Manoj Kumar Shukla
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Some fixed point theorems are proved in Fuzzy Menger Space for weak Commuting mappings.
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248-256 |
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FIXED POINT RESULTS IN NORMED LINEAR SPACE
Archana Agrawal, Manoj Kumar Shukla
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In this paper, we prove a common fixed point theorem for six mappings which satisfying compatible of type (A) under an implicit relation and rational expression
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257-263 |
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MINIMIZATION IN GENERATING SPACE AND FIXED POINT
Gourish Parashar, Anil Agrawal, Manoj Kumar Shukla
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A non-convex minimization theorem has been established for generating space of quasi 2-metric family for sequence of mappings with non commuting weak compatible condition. Also supported by an example
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264-272 |
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AN EOQ INVENTORY MODEL WITH SHORTAGES
Kamini Raikwar, Virendra Upadhyay, Manoj Kumar Shukla
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In this paper an EOQ inventory model is developed in which inventory is depleted not only by demand but also by deterioration at a generalized weibull distributed rate, assuming the demand rate a ramp type function of time
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273-282 |
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FIXED POINT IN MENGER CONE METRIC SPACES
Sunita Soni, Manoj Kumar Shukla,
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We define Menger Cone metric space and find some fixed point results for weak contraction condition we also illustrate an example in support of our result
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283-294 |
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COLOURTHERAPY AS AN ALTERNATE MODERN THERAPY : A REVIEW
Dr.Pushpanjali Singh
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Chromotherapy has shown promising results in the treatment of psychologic trauma and anxiety disorders, such as phobias and panic attacks
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295-309 |
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Phytoplankton Diversity and abundance in Banshelki Dam, Udgir, Maharashtra
R. B. Allapure
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Phytoplankton is the abundant microbial community in the water bodies and which is one of most significant as bio-indicator of the water pollution. Assessment of diversity of phytoplankton is having its key role in maintaining the aquatic fauna.Sampling of Banselki dam was carried out during the period of June 2017 to May 2018 to assess the phytoplankton diversity and their seasonal abundance for their seasonal diversity to indicate the sustainability of water quality.
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310-314 |
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PERIODICAL EFFECT OF CEMENT DUST POLLUTION ON CHICKPEA IN THE VICINITY OF BANJARI CEMENT FACTORY
Dr. Rajesh Kumar
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The present work has been carried out under the impact of cement dust pollution in the vicinity of Banjari cement factory. The selected crop cicer arietinum have been studies which grow under cement dust pollution Result of effect revealed to undergo stages of growth as compare to control crop
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315-317 |
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Anti-corrosive properties of 1-Ethyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate on mild steel corrosion in Sulphuric acid Solution.
Anita Kumari*a,c, Gurmeet Kaurb,c, Raj Kishore Sharmac, Gurmeet Singhc*
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Anti-corrosion activity and adsorption nature of 1-Ethyl-3-methylimidazolium tetrafluoroborate [(EMIM) BF4] has been inverstigated for mild steel in 0.5 M H2SO4 medium using weight loss, electrochemical impedance spectroscopy (EIS) and potentiodynamic polarization method
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318-327 |
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To Study The Impact Of Using Appropriate Posture and Ergonomics In Minimizing The Muscular Fatigue Felt By Computer Users
By Sangeeta Malhotra,
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To Study The Impact Of Using Appropriate Posture and Ergonomics In Minimizing The Muscular Fatigue Felt By Computer Users
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328-332 |
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Embossed Holograms: An Anticounterfeit Device for Documents Protection
Amit Kumar Sharmaa *, Roopesh Kumarb
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This paper presents various cost-effective methods for realizing counterfeit-proof high
security holograms. The proposed high security hologram with low-cost security
verification system is primarily based on the optical encoding with either pseudo-
randomly generated phase masks or other pre-designed optical phase arrays (such as
moiré, holographic optical elements and complex diffraction gratings) so that their
inspection by performing visual as well machine readable device is straight forward.
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339-335 |
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The Physico-Chemical Parameters of Mandavi Water Reservoir In Dist. Chhindwara (Madhya Pradesh).
Vandana Khandate(2), Dr. Sukhdev Dongre(1), Dr. Harshlata Sontakke (2).
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The present paper is the study report about the analysis of various physico- chemical parameters of the water of Mandavi water reservoir situated in Pandhurna tehsil of Dist. Chhindwara, Madhya Pradesh. The Physico-chemical parameters Air Temperature, Water Temperature, Secchi Transparency, DO, BDO, CDO, pH, CO2 Alkalinity,Turbidity,Sulphate, Chloride and Total Nitrogen from four points of the reservoir are measured during
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346-350 |
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Green surfactant: Production, purification, characterization and application- a review
Shaikh Rajesh Ali
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Green surfactant: Production, purification, characterization and application- a review
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347 |
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DIVERSITY OF GRASSES IN KHEONI WILDLIFE SANCTUARY,MADHYA PRADESH
Mahesh Mankar1, Ravi Upadhyay2, and Kunwar Wajahat Shah3
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The present study is based on the grass diversity found in Kheoni Wildlife Sanctuary (KWLS). The grass family Poaceae is one of the most successful species-rich groups in the monocotyledons economically, ecologically, and biologically. Because of this, it represents an ideal family for the study of specific taxa. During the survey, the grass has been observed morphologically on the leaves, stems, and flower features
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369-375 |
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CLIMATE REFUGFEES- THE FORGOTTEN VICTIMS OF CLIMATE CHANGES
Dr. Shashi Kanta
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Today, many individuals in developing nations are experiencing dry seasons and windstorms on a scale never seen, denying them of day to day food and essential requirements. Still new in our recollections last November many individuals from the Focal American nations of Honduras, Guatemala, and El Salvador, which were hit by two monstrous storms, emptied across the boundary into Mexico and made a beeline for the US line.
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376-401 |
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LIGAND, METAL COMPLEX, AND THEIR ADDUCTS ANTIMICROBIAL ACTIVITY AGAINST PHYTOPATHOGENIC FUNGI
Dr Anju Sharma
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Phytopathogenic fungi pose a serious threat to world agriculture, leading to major crop losses and financial harm. For sustainable agriculture and food security, the creation of potent antimicrobial agents to attack these fungus is essential. We looked at the antibacterial effects of ligands, metal complexes, and their base adducts on phytopathogenic fungi in this work. Using proven techniques, a number of ligands were created, and spectroscopic measurements confirmed their structural details. These ligands were coordinated with different transition metal ions, such as copper, zinc, and nickel, to create metal complexes. Using elemental analysis, spectral analysis, and magnetic susceptibility studies, the metal complexes were further characterised
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402-413 |
