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7th Commonwealth Chemistry Posters

24-25 June, 2026 | Online

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9,9�-Bifluorenyl-9,9�-diol as an effective purification tool for N-methyl- and N,-N-dimethylaniline mixtures through supramolecular chemistry strategies

Jaime-lee Groenewaldt

Nelson Mandela University

Poster Presenter: Jaime-lee Groenewaldt

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A Facile Analytical Tool for the Simultaneous Determination of Topoisomerase Inhibitors in Human Serum and Urine

Sujithraj A, Anupama Vijayan, John Prakash

Central University of Tamil Nadu, Physical Photochemistry Research Group, Department of Chemistry, Central University of Tamil Nadu, Thiruvarur, India, 610005

Poster Presenter: Sujithraj A

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9,9�-Bifluorenyl-9,9�-diol as an effective purification tool for N-methyl- and N,-N-dimethylaniline mixtures through supramolecular chemistry strategies

A Facile Analytical Tool for the Simultaneous Determination of Topoisomerase Inhibitors in Human Serum and Urine

A Multi-Modal Tyramide-Ruthenium Tag for amplified Elemental-Mass Spectrometry and Immunofluorescence Imaging

A theoretical study of the electronic and magnetic properties of pristine and defected bulk and monolayer MoO? based on a first principle DFT calculations

Advancing Photodynamic Therapy: Ruthenium Polypyridyl/Schiff Base Complexes for Dual Biomedical Applications

Amalgamated Experimental, DFT, Monte Carlo, and Molecular Dynamics Investigation of Low-Cost Biosorbents for Dichlorodiphenylethane Sequestration from Water

AmaXhosa IKS-Inspired Ru(II) Complex: A Concept for Umhlonyane-Guided Anticancer Design

ANbO? (A = Li, Na, K, Ag) photocatalysts for the degradation of organic pollutants

Antibacterial isobiflavonoids from Ochna pulchra Hook. root bark