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Mineral Beneficiation and Upgradation

Mineral Beneficiation and Upgradation

Mineral beneficiation[1] is the process of separating economically essential minerals from their respective ores. The main motive of ore dressing is to remove unwanted particles such as dust and other minerals, gangue or matrix from the ore. It is the first process that most ores undergo after mining in order to provide a more concentrated material for the procedures of extractive metallurgy.<…

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What if your old PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) hold untapped Treasure?

What if your old PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) hold untapped Treasure?

Unlock Hidden Value in Your PCBs with Our Advanced Precious Metal Recovery Testing In 2024, electronic PCBs (Printed Circuit Boards) are the unsung heroes of modern life, powering everything from your smartphone to your car’s safety systems. They’re the brains behind our smart world.

In essence, they’re the invisible yet essential components that make our modern lives possible. Industries where precious metals are integral to your products, maximizing their recovery from PCBs (Printed Circuit Boar…

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Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as "forever chemicals," have emerged as a significant environmental and health concern

Per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS), commonly referred to as "forever chemicals," have emerged as a significant environmental and health concern. These synthetic compounds, renowned for their non-stick and water-repellent properties, have been widely incorporated into various consumer products, ranging from cookware and clothing to food packaging.

The pervasive use of PFAS has led to widespread environmental contamination. Once released into the environment, these chemicals persist for ext…

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If Your Starch Helping or Holding You Back?

If Your Starch Helping or Holding You Back?

At Mitra S K Pvt Ltd, we are at the forefront of delivering advanced testing services that cater to a wide range of industries. One of our cutting-edge services includes the precise estimation of total amylose, soluble amylose, and leached amylose in raw potato and dehydrated potato flakes—a crucial step for the food and industrial sectors.

Understanding Amylose: The Chemistry Behind Starch Behaviour

Amylose is a line…

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Understanding PM100 in Mining Activities

Understanding PM100 in Mining Activities

PM100 typically refers to particulate matter with a diameter of 100 micrometres or less generated during mining activities. These larger particles are generally associated with dust and debris generated from blasting, drilling, crushing, and transporting materials within a mine.

Sources of PM100

  1. Mining and Quarrying
  • Blasting: Explosive blasting in min…

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Unlocking the Potential of Spent Grain: A Sustainable Approach

Unlocking the Potential of Spent Grain: A Sustainable Approach

At Mitra S. K. Pvt. Ltd, we are continuously exploring innovative ways to utilize industrial by-products. Our recent study focused on the potential of spent grain, a by-product of the brewing industry, for oil extraction and as a nutritious feed for fish and animals.
Key Findings:

  • Oil Extraction: we extracted oil from spent grain, revealing its potential as a high-quality edible oil. The oil is rich in unsaturated fatty acids, which are considered beneficial for heart health. However, to improve its shelf life and pr…

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Spot Emission Measurement

Spot Emission Measurement

Spot emission measurement:

Spot emission measurement for a cement plant is a crucial activity for monitoring and controlling air pollution. Cement production processes can release various pollutants into the atmosphere, including particulate matter (dust), sulfur dioxide O2), nitrogen oxides (NOx), carbon monoxide (CO), volatile organic compounds (VOCs), and other greenhouse gases.

To measure emissions at specific spots within a cement plant, you can follow these steps:
Opacity Meters

Opacity Meters

Opacity meters:
  • Opacity meters are instruments used to measure the opacity or smoke density in emissions from sources such as industrial stacks, chimneys, and exhaust systems. Proper calibration of opacity meters is essential to ensure accurate and reliable measurements.
  • The Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB) in India issues guidelines and standards related to various environmental aspects, including the calibration of parameters for monitoring air and water quality. Calibration of parameters is crucial in …

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Effluent Treatment Plant

Effluent Treatment Plant

Effluent Treatment Plant:
  • ETP or Effluent Treatment Plant is designed to treat wastewater from industries before discharging it into the environment to reduce the risk of exposure to these toxic pollutants.
  • The ETP involves the various stages of treating the wastewater before releasing it, which include the physical-chemical process and biological and membrane processes like equalization, coagulation, sedimentation, and filtration.
  • The ETP treatment procedure goes through a collection tank, neut…

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Baseline study in E I A process

Baseline study in E I A process

Baseline study in E I A process:
  • Baseline study in EIA process is conducted to establish a clear understanding of the existing environmental conditions in the project area and to identify the potential impacts of the proposed project.
  • The findings of the baseline studies are used to develop appropriate mitigation measures to avoid or minimize adverse effects on the environment and communities.
  • The measurement of environment parameters during a pre-project period for the purpose of determining the ran…

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Performance guarantee and performance evaluation

Performance guarantee and performance evaluation

Performance guarantee and performance evaluation:

Performance guarantee and performance evaluation tests are two related concepts that are often used in various fields to ensure and assess the quality, reliability, and effectivenessof products, services, or systems. These concepts are commonly used in industries such as construction, engineering, manufacturing, and information technology.

  • A performance guarantee is a commitment or assurance made by a supplier, manufacturer, or service provider that their product…

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Terrestrial Flora and Fauna

Terrestrial Flora and Fauna

Terrestrial Flora and Fauna:
  • Terrestrial ecosystems cover a wide range of environments and biomes, each with its nique characteristics and biodiversity.
  • Terrestrial ecosystems provide habitats for a wide range of species, contribute to various ecosystem services (such as air and water purification, carbon storage, and nutrient cycling), and play a crucial role in supporting human livelihoods and biodiversity.
  • The biological study of terrestrial flora and fauna involves the examination and understandi…

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Aquatic Flora and Fauna

Aquatic Flora and Fauna

Aquatic Flora and Fauna:

  • An aquatic ecosystem refers to a community of living organisms and the physical and chemical factors of a specific aquatic environment.
  • These ecosystems are typically classified into two main types: freshwater ecosystems and marine ecosystems.
  • Aquatic ecosystems are complex and dynamic environments where various interactions occur among living organisms, as well as between organisms and their physical surroundings.
  • These interactions are critical for the functioning …

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Mineralogy of Manganese Ore: Beneficiation and Beyond: MSK's Solution to African Mine

Mineralogy of Manganese Ore: Beneficiation and Beyond: MSK's Solution to African Mine

Introduction:

At Mitra S.K. Private. Limited. (MSK), we continually strive to deliver in-depth knowledge-based solutions to our clients. Our recent advancements in the mineralogy of Manganese set a guideline for mines, especially in the field of beneficiation of low-grade ore. This case study explores the journey, challenges, and breakthroughs of our R&D efforts.

Background:

The mineralogy of manganese ore is complex, containing several oxidation states of Manganese. Underst…

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Are your mineral transportation operations hindered by freezing in cold climates? Wondering how MSK tackled this challenge?

Are your mineral transportation operations hindered by freezing in cold climates? Wondering how MSK tackled this challenge?

In cold climates, transporting minerals like iron ore can pose significant challenges due to freezing, which hampers their mobility. Recognizing this issue, MSK undertook a thorough assessment of bulk mineral freezing at low temperatures to find a solution. Our approach was grounded in scientific inquiry, aiming to understand the intricacies of this phenomenon.

Through exhaustive research, we identified key factors affecting mineral freezing: moisture content, freezing time, and flowability. By establishing correlations among these…

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Understanding the Impact of Indirect Greenhouse Gases on Global Warming

Understanding the Impact of Indirect Greenhouse Gases on Global Warming

GHGs directly trap heat and increase global warming but there is another concept that is becoming alarmingly serious, the indirect GHGs which do not trap heat themselves but contribute to global warming through their own chemical transformations, influencing the atmospheric lifetime of other greenhouse gases, and affecting the absorptive characteristics of the atmosphere such as affecting cloud formation (United States Environmental Protection Agency, “Inventory” ES-2). Some are grouped as follows

 

Nitro…

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Phase transformation of silica in Coal and Biomass burning processes and its implications on human health

Phase transformation of silica in Coal and Biomass burning processes and its implications on human health

Introduction:

Silica (SiO2) is a highly abundant mineral found in the earth's crust. It comprises several minerals and is the principal component of over 95% rocks. Silica naturally occurs in both amorphous and crystalline forms. In crystalline silica, silicon atoms are bonded to four oxygen atoms forming tetrahedrons which are connected to each other in a three dimensional array, different from a random pattern in amorphous silica. Additionally, crystalline silica appears in several polymorphic form…

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MODIFIED GRAVIMETRIC ESTIMATION
OF COBALT IN BLACK MASS

MODIFIED GRAVIMETRIC ESTIMATION OF COBALT IN BLACK MASS

Once a lithium-ion battery is retired, the batteries can be collected, fully discharged, then shredded and base metals are separated for recycling. This shiny, metallic mixture that is called ‘black mass’ is a mixture of valuable metals including lithium, manganese, cobalt and nickel. The typical black colour is due to the high concentrations of graphitic Carbon. The black mass can be used as a secondary source of critical elements like cobalt, lithium and nickel and goes with the concept of “Urban Mining’. Consequent…

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Method development for the estimation of Coumarin content in different Cinnamomum species

Method development for the estimation of Coumarin content in different Cinnamomum species

Abstract:

Both Cinnamomum zeylanicum (Ceylon Cinnamon, True Cinnamon) and Cinnamomum cassia (Cassia, Chinese Cinnamon) are visibly almost similar and widely used for culinary purpose due to its aroma and flavor. However Cassia is known to contain high amount of coumarin which is known to have toxic effects on the liver, kidneys and lungs. A rapid and simple High Performance Liquid Chromatography (HPLC) method has been developed for the quantification of coumarin in Cinnamomum zeylanicum a…

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Rapid determination of Tyramine and Histamine in Tuna Fish using HPLC-FLD

Rapid determination of Tyramine and Histamine in Tuna Fish using HPLC-FLD

Introduction

Biogenic amines are basic nitrogenous compounds formed because of microbial decarboxylation of amino acid. Large amounts of biogenic amine can cause allergy like food poisoning, known as scromboid poisoning, which can lead to death in very sensitive subjects. Histamine content increases with the progress of fish decomposition at processing plants or even after catching. Tyramine is reported to cause food intoxication commonly associated with ripened cheeses, affecting health …

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MICROPLASTIC IN MILK. AN EMERGING THREAT

MICROPLASTIC IN MILK. AN EMERGING THREAT

ABSTRACT:

Nowadays, human exposure to microplastic (MP) particles through the contamination of foods may be a risk factor …

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Estimation of Proline in Honey by High Performance Liquid Chromatography

Estimation of Proline in Honey by High Performance Liquid Chromatography

ABSTRACT

Proline is the predominant free amino acid of honey and it is a criterion for estimating the quality and the antioxidant activity of the honey. Proline is essential to evaluate the conformity of honey to the current legislation. Proline content has been used as the indicator of honey ripeness and sugar adulteration when it falls below a value of 180 mg/kg (as per Food Safety Standard Authority of India). The aim of this study is to estimate proline content in different marketed brands of honey samples by u…

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DNA based approach for the detection of GMO

DNA based approach for the detection of GMO

Abstract:

Genetically modified organisms are produced by modifying or altering their genetic material by means of Genetic Engineering technique and which does not occur naturally.

DNA based identification is more superior and widely accepted compared to protein based approach because of their limitations.

In the DNA based method, DNA is extracted from homogeneous test material. The quantity and quality of the extracted DNA are evaluated for the testing the suitability of PCR amplification.

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Development of an HPLC-FLD method for rapid determination of Tyramine and Histamine in Tuna Fish

Development of an HPLC-FLD method for rapid determination of Tyramine and Histamine in Tuna Fish

Introduction

Biogenic amines are basic nitrogenous compounds formed because of microbial decarboxylation of amino acid. Large amounts of biogenic amine can cause allergy like food poisoning, known as scromboid poisoning, which can lead to death in very sensitive subjects. Histamine content increases with the progress of fish decomposition at processing plants or even after catching. Tyramine is reported to cause food intoxication commonly associated with ripened cheeses, affecting health due to its capacity to pote…

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Determination of Acrylic acid  emissions from industrial process by HPLC

Determination of Acrylic acid emissions from industrial process by HPLC

INTRODUCTION

Acrylic acid vapours is primarily confined to production processes because most acrylic acid is used as a precursor in the production of a variety of different acrylates. The alkyl esters of acrylic acid are used to produce a number of products including acrylic fibers, emulsion and solution polymers, and surface coatings. Some of the free acid is used to produce polyacrylic acid, which has industrial uses as a thickener, flocculants, and binder

Acrylic acid is a polar acidic compound. It is …

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COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NANO-FERTILIZER & CONVENTIONAL FERTILIZER WITH RESPECT TO SUSTAINED NUTRIENT RELEASE

COMPARATIVE STUDY OF NANO-FERTILIZER & CONVENTIONAL FERTILIZER WITH RESPECT TO SUSTAINED NUTRIENT RELEASE

Abstract:

Loss of nutrient from conventional fertilizers is one of the challenges being faced in the agricultural sector. Nano fertilizers are promising candidates for the fertilizer industry with a huge potential to improve nutrient retention for optimal growth. The present study deals in the application of a slow releasing nanocomposite fertilizer with a high potential to sustain crop production. The present study deals with two aspects; Water Holding Capacity (WPC) and release patterns of nutrie…

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Assessing leaching potential of Electronic Waste

Assessing leaching potential of Electronic Waste

Abstract:

Electronic waste or E-Waste describes discarded electrical or electronic devices. Informal processing of E-waste in developing countries can lead to adverse human health effects and environmental pollution. The present study deals to assess the leaching ability of metals (namely, Copper, Manganese, Nickel, Lead, Antimony and Zn) from a mobile circuit board in different pH condition of water. It was observed that different metals showed varying leaching potential at various pH. This is of huge interest in …

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Analysis of Red Mud

Analysis of Red Mud

EXPLORATION OF REDMUD

Introduction:

Red mud, now more frequently termed bauxite residue, is an industrial waste generated during the processing of bauxite into alumina using the Bayer process. It is composed of various&nbs…

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Determination of gold using ICP-OES after activated carbon enrichment

Determination of gold using ICP-OES after activated carbon enrichment

Introduction:

Activated carbon is a common term for a family of highly porous carbonaceous materials that cannot be defined by a structural formula, or by chemical analysis. In other words, a piece of carbon with millions of tiny interlocking holes (called pores) is called activated carbon. Activated carbon is essentially carbon, it is inert, and so it carries no charge. Since activated carbon carries no charge, its internal surface area is also neutral, therefore activated carbon will adsorb only neutral species. …

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Determination of platinum group metals using nickel sulfide (NiS) fire assay

Determination of platinum group metals using nickel sulfide (NiS) fire assay

Introduction:

Fire assaying is an age-old technique which uses intense heat and dry reagents called fluxes to extract precious metals for its ores. Nowadays, lead fire assay and nickel sulfide fire assay are widely applied as separation and pre-concentration procedures for gold and the platinum-group elements before instrumental determination. For the analysis of all platinum group elements (PGE) in geological samples, the best method for sample decomposition and precious metals extraction is nickel sulfide fire as…

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QUANTIFICATION OF POTASSIUM IN NPK FERTILIZER BY GRAVIMETRY

QUANTIFICATION OF POTASSIUM IN NPK FERTILIZER BY GRAVIMETRY

NPK fertilizers are a class of complex fertilizers that contain the elements nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium.

Nitrogen is used by the plants to provide leafy growth and formation of stems and branches. Basically, the more leaf a plant produces, the higher is its nitrogen requirement.

Phosphorous is essential for seed germination and root development. It is useful particularly for young plants forming their root system and by food and seed crops. Root vegetables such as carrots and turnips need plentiful phosphorous to…

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Rapid Phase Composition Study of Portland cement-Clinker by Powder X-ray Diffraction Technique and its Impact

Rapid Phase Composition Study of Portland cement-Clinker by Powder X-ray Diffraction Technique and its Impact

Introduction

Portland cement is a binder, a substance used for construction that sets, hardens, and adheres to other materials like sand or gravels to bind them together. It is a backbone material for any kind of masonry construction works like household foundations, multistoried building, roads, bridge construction etc. So quality checking of cement either in factory site or in laboratory is a necessary action to ascertain its strength. Key ingredient of this cement is clinker which is a h…

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Recycling of lead acid batteries

Recycling of lead acid batteries

A brief discussion on Lead acid battery recycling and associated challenges

Lead acid batteries (LAB) are easy to design, low cost in manufacturing, safe and reliable. Most of the lead produced world wide are consumed by the LAB industry.  Unfortunately, lead is a hazardous material and essentially needs to be recycled to minimize the impact on the environment. Almost 90% of the LABs produced globally are recycled today.

A spent lead battery has four components that can be recycled. Approxim…

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Spectrophotometric determination of phosphorous in ferro alloys, manganese ore and iron ore

Spectrophotometric determination of phosphorous in ferro alloys, manganese ore and iron ore

Introduction

Phosphorus is a hazardous impurity (poison) in steel. Steel with high phosphorus content becomes extremely brittle at a low temperature, and the mechanical properties of steel exhibit worsening impact strength and elongation abruptly decrease. Therefore, for obtaining low-phosphorous manganese-containing steels, it is necessary to have manganese ferroalloys with the lowest possible phosphorus content. The production of such manganese ferroalloys is possible in the presence of low-phosphorus ores and co…

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A Novel Technique to Identify Mineral Oil Contaminants in Vegetable Oil

A Novel Technique to Identify Mineral Oil Contaminants in Vegetable Oil

Keywords: Hydrocarbon, Solid Phase Extraction, Paraffin, Gas Chromatography.

Introduction

A simple, fast gas chromatographic-flame ionization detection (GC/FID) method combined with a solid phase extraction (SPE) has been established to determine the mineral oil-saturated hydrocarbons (MOSH) in vegetable oils.

Mineral oils are certain fractions from petroleum refining and maybe traded under various designations such as Paraffinum Liquidum, Paraffin, Petrolatum (soft paraffi…

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Alpha amylase enzyme activity of various grains with special reference to sprouting

Alpha amylase enzyme activity of various grains with special reference to sprouting

Abstract:

Alpha-amylase is considered to be one of the primary enzymes responsible for starch degradation in cereals. During grain germination, α-amylase initiates the conversion of starch into simple sugars to fuel embryo and coleoptile growth in the first few days of germination. The present study involves the estimation of Alpha amylase content in four different grains varieties, namely, black matpe, green mung beans, chana and chick peas up to 8 days after germination. It was observed that, alpha amylase …

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A degradation study of beta carotene in infant food and raw vegetables by ozone treatment

A degradation study of beta carotene in infant food and raw vegetables by ozone treatment

Introduction

β – Carotene the precursor of Vitamin A is a red-orange pigment present in plants and fruits like carrot, broccoli, lettuce, sweet potato, tomato, and winter squash and gives them their color. More intense the color the more beta carotene it has. This Carotenoid is added to many foods such as margarine, infant formula etc. Carotenoids belong to the most important group of natural pigments as they contribute too many diverse functions due to their high structural diversity. They also possess …

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Environmental impacts of firecrackers during festivals, events - a lab study

Environmental impacts of firecrackers during festivals, events - a lab study

Introduction:

The bursting of crackers during in any occasion increases the concentration of dust and pollutants. The fine dust that settles after bursting crackers is rich in pollutants like oxides of Sulphur and nitrogen, metal dust and organic pollutants.

Even the tiny sparklers, torches and flower pots which are otherwise considered to create no noise at all but can generate thick smoke that can affect the respiratory tract of human. The suspended particulate matter (SPM) levels rise significantly dur…

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Spectrophotometric determination of Anthocyanin Content in Different Fresh Fruits

Spectrophotometric determination of Anthocyanin Content in Different Fresh Fruits

Abstract:

Anthocyanins are a type of pigment found in fruits that offer health benefit. It belongs to a class of compound called flavonoids that have antioxidant properties. The colour change from pink red to blue violet with change in pH values from 1.0 to 4.5 indicates the presence of anthocyanin. The total anthocyanin content was analyzed by the pH differential method by measuring the absorbance at pH 1.0 and pH 4.5 by UV-Vis spectrophotometer. Anthocyanin content was estimated in five popular fresh fruit sample…

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EXTRACTION AND ISOLATION OF PIPERINE FROM BLACK PEPPER

EXTRACTION AND ISOLATION OF PIPERINE FROM BLACK PEPPER

ABSTRACT

Black pepper (Piper nigrum) is a spice vine crop which is used as a food preservative and as an essential component in traditional medicines. Piperine, a major alkaloid, is the major bio-active component of pepper, which imparts pungency and biting taste to it. This naturally occurring alkaloid has numerous demonstrated health effects and beneficial therapeutic properties. Piperine is considered as one of the most promising bioenhancers till date. Several methods used for its extraction and isolation suffe…

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Investigation of Physico-chemical properties of Refined Palm oil during frying with special reference to in vitro lipid peroxidation as TBARS

Investigation of Physico-chemical properties of Refined Palm oil during frying with special reference to in vitro lipid peroxidation as TBARS

Abstract:

The process of repeated frying of refined palm oil plays a significant role in the generation of free radicals, which could be detrimental to human health. In the present study, palm oil was subjected to frying till 8hr and samples were taken at 0hr, 2hr, 4hr, 6hr and 8hr and subjected to physico-chemical analyses including Malondialdehyde (MDA) expressed as Thiobarbituric Acid Reactive Substances (TBARS).It was observed that there were significant increases in free fatty acid (FFA), peroxide value, p-ani…

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Nitrogen Profile in Fertilizer by IR Absorption Spectroscopy

Nitrogen Profile in Fertilizer by IR Absorption Spectroscopy

ABSTRACT:

Determination of Nitrate Nitrogen, Urea –Nitrogen and Ammoniacal Nitrogen in fertilizer samples by IR spectroscopy. The main forms of Nitrogen in fertilizer are Ammoniacal Nitrogen, Urea Nitrogen and Nitrate Nitrogen. In this study, FTIR –ATR spectra of Nitrate, Urea and Ammoniacal Nitrogen standard solution with low to high concentration were prepared by using Potassium Bromide (KBr). The result showed that the wavenumber of Nitrate –Nitrogen (at a region 824 cm-1) Urea- Nit…

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Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score (PDCAAS)- A method to evaluate quality of protein

Protein Digestibility Corrected Amino Acid Score (PDCAAS)- A method to evaluate quality of protein

Introduction:

The protein digestibility-corrected amino acid score (PDCAAS) has been used to evaluate protein quality in human foods.  Previously Amino Acid Scoring (AAS) provides a way to predict how efficiently protein will meet a person’s amino acid needs. But this method has some drawbacks, in this method AAS is determined after acid hydrolysis of proteins which results in total amino acid content but some of the amino acids in the total pool are not bioavailable. Some of the protein may not be dig…

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Determination of Organic carbon and Inorganic carbon of Biomass

Determination of Organic carbon and Inorganic carbon of Biomass

Introduction:

Total carbon in the Biomass is comprised of two fractions: combustible and carbonate carbon. Combustible carbon corresponds to total organic carbon (TOC) while carbonate carbon corresponds to total inorganic carbon. The amount of the combustible carbon content in biomass can be used for the determination of the performance and efficiency of biomass boiler furnaces as well as of different thermo-chemical (liquefaction, gasification, and pyrolysis) reactors for carbonaceous fuels.

Prin…

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Analysis of Anti-Nutritional Factors of Wine

Analysis of Anti-Nutritional Factors of Wine

Abstract:

This present work was aimed at the quantitative determination of three anti-nutritional factors (Oxalate, Phytate, and polyphenolics) in wine samples. The determination of polyphenolics was done using Folin-Ciocaltau’s Spectrophotometric method; the determination of oxalate was done through titrimetric method and phytate was estimated by spectrophotometric method. The result revealed that the wine samples actually contained these anti-nutritional factors in varying amounts. Intake of the wine over …

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Determination of Ozone Generation Efficiency of UV Lamp by Chemical Method

Determination of Ozone Generation Efficiency of UV Lamp by Chemical Method

Introduction:

The Ultraviolet spectrum has four wavelengths, these are:

  • UV-A (400 to 315 nm);
  • UV-B (315 to 280 nm);
  • UV-C (280 to 200 nm);very high energy and destructive and
  • Vacuum UV (200 to 100 nm).

Only this last wavelength, Vacuum UV, is capable of producing ozone.

Principle:
This method can be used to determine the effi…

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Mineral Beneficiation and Upgradation

Mineral Beneficiation and Upgradation

Posted on December 03 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

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If Your Starch Helping or Holding You Back?

If Your Starch Helping or Holding You Back?

Posted on September 13 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Understanding PM100 in Mining Activities

Understanding PM100 in Mining Activities

Posted on August 27 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Unlocking the Potential of Spent Grain: A Sustainable Approach

Unlocking the Potential of Spent Grain: A Sustainable Approach

Posted on August 23 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Spot Emission Measurement

Spot Emission Measurement

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Opacity Meters

Opacity Meters

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Effluent Treatment Plant

Effluent Treatment Plant

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Baseline study in E I A process

Baseline study in E I A process

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Performance guarantee and performance evaluation

Performance guarantee and performance evaluation

Posted on May 17 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Terrestrial Flora and Fauna

Terrestrial Flora and Fauna

Posted on May 09 2024 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Aquatic Flora and Fauna

Aquatic Flora and Fauna

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MODIFIED GRAVIMETRIC ESTIMATION
OF COBALT IN BLACK MASS

MODIFIED GRAVIMETRIC ESTIMATION OF COBALT IN BLACK MASS

Posted on December 30 2023 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

MICROPLASTIC IN MILK. AN EMERGING THREAT

MICROPLASTIC IN MILK. AN EMERGING THREAT

Posted on December 27 2023 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

DNA based approach for the detection of GMO

DNA based approach for the detection of GMO

Posted on December 27 2023 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Assessing leaching potential of Electronic Waste

Assessing leaching potential of Electronic Waste

Posted on December 26 2023 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Analysis of Red Mud

Analysis of Red Mud

Posted on April 05 2022 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

QUANTIFICATION OF POTASSIUM IN NPK FERTILIZER BY GRAVIMETRY

QUANTIFICATION OF POTASSIUM IN NPK FERTILIZER BY GRAVIMETRY

Posted on April 06 2022 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Recycling of lead acid batteries

Recycling of lead acid batteries

Posted on April 06 2022 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

EXTRACTION AND ISOLATION OF PIPERINE FROM BLACK PEPPER

EXTRACTION AND ISOLATION OF PIPERINE FROM BLACK PEPPER

Posted on April 06 2022 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Nitrogen Profile in Fertilizer by IR Absorption Spectroscopy

Nitrogen Profile in Fertilizer by IR Absorption Spectroscopy

Posted on April 06 2022 By Mitra S.K ADMIN

Analysis of Anti-Nutritional Factors of Wine

Analysis of Anti-Nutritional Factors of Wine

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