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EFFECTIVE UTILIZATION OF WASTE PLASTICS IN ASPHALTING OF ROADS |
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102 |
SYSTEMATIC EVALUATION OF DRILLING MUD |
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103 |
DEVELOPMENT OF SMOKE EVALUATION INSTRUMENT FOR ENVIRONMENTAL INVESTIGATION |
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104 |
POWER ALCHOHOL FROM AGRICULTURAL WASTES |
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105 |
INVESTIGATIONS ON CATALYTIC PRODUCTION OF BIOGAS FROM RICE STRAW FOR POWER GENERATION |
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106 |
ROTOCELL EXTRACTION OF PONGAMIA OIL AND CONVERSION ENGINEERING |
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107 |
INVESTIGATION ON EFFECT OF PAPAIN AND ASCORBIC ACID ON E-COLI |
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108 |
PURIFICATION OF GASEOUS POLLUTANTS USING BIOFILTRATION TECHNIQUE |
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109 |
NATURAL PESTICIDE FROM CUSTARD APPLE SEEDS |
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110 |
TEXTILE WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND COLOR REMOVAL USING SUGARCANE BAGASSE |
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111 |
REMOVAL OF HEAVY METAL IONS - LEAD USING BAGASSE AS ADSORBENT |
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112 |
DESIGN AND DEVELOPMENT OF SOLAR POWERED MICRO GAS BRAZING UNIT |
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113 |
PRODUCTION OF ACTIVATED CARBON FROM WASTE RUBBER TYRES |
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114 |
MULTIPLE SPOUTED BED REACTOR INVESTIGATIONS |
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115 |
ASSAYING OF BIODETERGENT |
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116 |
SPIRULINA |
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117 |
EXTRACTION OF OIL FROM OIL SEEDS USING PERCOLATION TECHNIQUE |
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118 |
EXTRACTION OF ANTIBACTERIAL STUDIES OF PHARMACEUTICALLY IMPORTANT COMPOUNDS PRESENT IN TURMERIC, A NATURAL PRODUCT |
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119 |
EFFECT OF FLUORIDE ION CONCENTRATION IN WATER ,SURFACE SOIL AND VEGETATION OF THREE FLUORIDE AFFECTED VILLAGES IN HARIHAR TALUK OF DAVANGERE DISTRICT |
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HULL CELL - AN INVALUABLE ANALYTICAL TOOL IN ELCTROPLATING |
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121 |
PREPARATION OF HEPTALDEHYDE AND UNDECYLENIC ACID FROM CASTOR OIL |
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122 |
EFFECT OF ACRYLONITRILE CONTENT ON THE PROPERTIES OF NITRILE RUBBER |
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123 |
AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF YEAST ENZYMES BY IMMOBILIZATION |
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AN EXPERIMENTAL STUDY ON PERFUMERY OIL FROM LEMON GRASS |
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ANALYSIS OF MORINGA OLEIFERA SEEDS ACCORDING TO ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMERCIAL VIEWS |
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