Electro-Chemical And Spectral Study On Some Electrolytes Derived From Ca-1, Kp-2 And Fe-3 In Winter
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Coleus amboinicus (abbrd. as Ca-1), Kolenchoe pinnata (abbrd. as Kp-2), Ficus elastica (addrd. as Fe-3)Abstract
Electro-chemical study, viz. potential development of Ca-1 and Kp-2 is obtained by the OCV values of electrolytes for three combinations of electrode viz. Ag-Zn, C-Zn and Cu-Zn have been measured in winter season under normal atmospheric condition with Bioemf device. During the study, it has been found that, respective maximum potential for Ca-1, Kp-2 and Fe-3 are 1135 mv and 1120 mv and 1075 mv. We have conducted the spectral analysis of these electrolytes and we obtained the most probable structure of Ca-1, Kp-2 and Fe-3 are 2-Propene oic-1 and salicylic acid, Phenol respectively.
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