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REMOVAL OF HEAVY METAL IONS USING POROUS MATERIALS See

ADVANCES IN PEARLESCENT PIGMENTS: STRUCTURE, SYNTHESIS, AND SUSTAINABILITY See

HARNESSING ALKALI ASSISTED CALOTROPIS GIGANTEA LEAF AS PHYTOSORBENT FOR REMOVAL OF CRYSTAL VIOLET FROM WATER See

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK BASED ANALYSIS OF OPERATING PARAMETERS IN METHYL ORANGE PHOTODEGRADATION USING TiO₂ As A PHOTOCATALYST See

LEAD-FREE PIEZOELECTRIC MATERIALS: A STUDY ON SILK FIBROIN-ZnO HYBRID FILMS FOR FLEXIBLE SENSING APPLICATIONS See

GREEN SYNTHESIS OF GRAPHENE AND ITS FUNCTIONALIZATION USING DES See

ARTIFICIAL NEURAL NETWORK-BASED MODELLING OF METHYLENE BLUE PHOTODEGRADATION USING HEXAGONAL PRISM-SHAPED NIOBIUM OXIDE AS A HETEROGENEOUS CATALYST See

PECTIN-BASED HYDROGEL FOR COPPER MICRONUTRIENT RELEASE See

GREEN SYNTHESIS OF ZNO NANOPARTICLES See

PREPARATION OF CELLULOSE-BASED HYDROGELS AND ITS APPLICATIONS: ‘A REVIEW’ See

INTEGRATION OF PHASE CHANGE MATERIAL (PCMs) INTO COOLING CEILINGS SYSTEMS: AN OVERVIEW See

PREDICTION OF ANTI-LUNG CANCER POTENTIAL OF TRADITIONAL MEDICINAL PLANT-DERIVED COMPOUNDS: A COMPREHENSIVE IN SILICO ANALYSIS See

PHYTOCHEMICAL AND PHARMACOLOGICAL INVESTIGATION OF PLANTS USED IN UNANI MEDICINE See

STUDIES ON CARBOXYLIC ACID CROSSLINKED POLYVINYL ALCOHOL AND THEIR APPLICATIONS See

ELECTROCHEMICAL IMMUNOSENSOR FOR CANCER BIOMARKER DETECTION See

UNVEILING THE SWELLING, DRUG RELEASE, AND STRUCTURAL PROPERTIES OF HYDROGELS: UNDERSTANDING KINETICS FOR ADVANCED APPLICATIONS See

STRUCTURAL, MORPHOLOGICAL, DIELECTRIC AND IMPEDANCE STUDY OF LITHIUM IRON PHOSPHATE (LIFEPO4) See

OPTIMISATION OF PROCESS PARAMETERS USING THE TAGUCHI METHOD FOR BIO-SYNTHESIS OF ZINC OXIDE NANOPARTICLES See

DEVELOPMENT OF BIOPOLYMERS BASED HYDROGELS FOR VARIOUS APPLICATIONS See

SYNTHESIS AND CHARACTERIZATION OF POLYURETHANE DERIVED FROM RENEWABLE SOURCES See

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