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The objective of this study was to adopt the analytical method. This adoption procedure was carried out by validating the method parameters and conducting the forced degradation studies to check the interference of the chromatographic response of the degradation products with the drug. In the present study an attempt was made to studies related to system suitability, linearity, accuracy, precision, and assay content, forced degradation, acid and base degradation, hydrolysis degradation and photo stability studies were conducted as per the standard procedures. System suitability conditions meet the recommended criterion. Linearity of the solution was demonstrated between 0.0002577 mg/ml and 0.51540 mg/ml concentration range. Recovery and % RSD are within the recommended limits. Injection reproducibility was demonstrated and the % relative standard deviation for retention time and area were within the limits. Limit of detection value is at 0.00004165mg/ml and limit of quantisation is at 0.00012621mg/ml. Solution was stable up to 38hrs at 5°C temperature. Precision was demonstrated and the percentage relative standard deviation for assay was within the limits....
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In an effort to increase yields from a limited area, farmers tend to indiscriminately use more chemical fertilizers and pesticides. The brewery sludge can be directly applied to the soil for the agricultural purposes or it can be composted before utilizing for plant growth. The main objective of the present study is to test the efficacy of the bio-fertilizer in the growth and yield of Chilly Plant. A potted experiment was conducted to evaluate the potential of brewery sludge on different soil chemical properties and growth in chilly plant. The sun dried Brewery sludge was mixed with three different types of soils viz., clay loamy, river sand and red sandy loamy soil in different ratios. Chilly seeds pre incubated in water were sown in earthen pots. There was a significant increase in nitrogen and Potassium concentration in all the three amended soil samples (90%) where as decrease in Phosphate concentration in the amended soils. There was a realistic increase in plant growth in river sand as compared to red...
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In order to ascertain the degree of various pollutants in Kanoi Paper mill effluent of Bilaspur district (C.G.) India. We have taken minor research project. For attained to this purpose, we have selected eight sampling sites; Four SW and four GW sources. Collected samples (Premonsoon, Monsoon and Postmonsoon 2012) were analyzed for physico-chemical special chloride and phenolic compounds and heavy metals viz: Fe, Zn, Cu and Mn. The observed results were seasonally compared and with standard value stipulated by water monitoring agency: WHO (2011) and BIS (2012). The phenol, Chloride and Fe were detected from above the excessive permissible level in all seasons; Premonsoon (Phenol; 75 ppb, Cl; 516 mgL-1, Fe; 14.55 mgL-1) Monsoon (Phenol; 69 ppb, Cl; 516 mgL-1, Fe; 10.11 mgL-1) Postmonsoon (Phenol; 71 ppb, Cl; 521 mgL-1, Fe; 10.17 mgL-1). The water sources surrounding the Konai paper mill are not suitable for agricultural and industrial...
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Phyllanthus amarus Schum. and Thonn. is one of the highly used medicinal plants both traditionally and scientifically. Phytochemical screening is of high importance to establish the claims of medicinal uses by traditional and folk medicine practitioners. Since, environmental, climatic and soil conditions have strong effect on production and level of particular phytochemicals in a given plant part, present study was focused on the locally available plant variety and to establish the traditional claims for its medicinal uses. The qualitative and quantitative estimation of different plant parts of P. amarus collected from Jabalpur, India revealed the presence of high amounts of phenolic compounds, alkaloids, saponins, flavonoids and terpenoids in aerial parts of the plant i.e. stem and leaf. Roots and fruits showed high amount of phenolics and terpenoids. This is the first study that was performed with separated plant parts and not with the whole plant. The present study is an attempt to reinvestigate Phyllanthus amarus Schum and Thonn from Central India for the phytochemical analysis and correlate the traditional...
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The Telecobalt machines are extensively used in developing countries due to its lesser cost, lesser power consumption and easy maintenance. The high activity source can be extensively used for at least 6-8 years due to its long half-life. Installing a Telecobalt unit comprises of fixing the machine in the treatment room, ensuring its mechanical motions, source loading and all other related Quality Assurance Checks. The Bhabhatron-II, an indigenous Telecobalt machine is installed at Acharya Tulsi Regional Cancer Centre, produced in India by Department of Atomic Energy, Mumbai. This paper describes about the installation & Commissioning of Bhabhatron-II and their related Quality Checks. The necessary Radiation Quality Assurance checks such as Combined Jaw Transmission, Individual Jaw Transmission, and ON Position Leakage in patient plane, Leakage in other than patient plane are measured. The collimator transmission of combined jaw and, Individual jaws (X & Y) are measured and they are 0.024%, 0.347% & 0.635% of the useful beam respectively. The ON position leakage in patient plane is measured by forming an...
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