Nigerian Journal of Chemical Research

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Published: 2024-01-03

Characterization, Efffects and Chemical Treatment of Heavy Metals in Produced Water from Injection Wells using Hydroxide Precipitation

T N Chikwe, E C Igwe

074 - 087

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Investigation into the Bioavailability of Some Essential Health Based Elements in Ripe and Unripe Noni Fruits (Morinda citrifolia)

S A Shettima, B A Baffa, A A Baffa, A K Akinlabi, A S Abdulkadir

088 -099

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Comparative Analysis of the Physico-Chemical Properties and Trace Metal Content of Palm Oil, from Selected Markets in Jos South and Jos North LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria.

J R Gungshik, M Ibrahim, O A Onyemowo, L A Rabiat

100 - 111

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Evaluation of Bioactive Agents in Calotropis Procera Plant Parts Through Anti-Microbial, Proximate, and Antioxidant Studies.

C E Ogwuche, O O Odeja

112 - 127

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Phytochemical Contents and In Vitro Pathogenic Microbial Growth Inhibitory Activities of Acanthus montanus Root and Leaf Extracts

G I Ndukwe, O F Okoronkwo, I R Jack

128 - 141

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Current Issue: Vol. 28 No. 2 (2023)

Articles

Characterization, Efffects and Chemical Treatment of Heavy Metals in Produced Water from Injection Wells using Hydroxide Precipitation

Investigation into the Bioavailability of Some Essential Health Based Elements in Ripe and Unripe Noni Fruits (Morinda citrifolia)

Comparative Analysis of the Physico-Chemical Properties and Trace Metal Content of Palm Oil, from Selected Markets in Jos South and Jos North LGA, Plateau State, Nigeria.

Evaluation of Bioactive Agents in Calotropis Procera Plant Parts Through Anti-Microbial, Proximate, and Antioxidant Studies.

Phytochemical Contents and In Vitro Pathogenic Microbial Growth Inhibitory Activities of Acanthus montanus Root and Leaf Extracts

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