Optimization of gadolinium-doped zinc oxide films for diluted magnetic semiconductor and its effects on organic solar cell performance by Che Ani, Noorhidayah

“…The result showed that the efficiency of Spin-OSC (0.16 %) was higher than conventional-OSC (0.04 %). …”
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The investigation of soil dielectric influence towards terrestrial background radiation by Mohd Jafery, Khawarizmi

“…The soil species identified were Kranji, Linau-Sedu, Selangor-Kangkong, Peat, Telemong-Akob, Holyrood-Lunas, Batu Anam-Melaka-Tavy, Rengam-Jerangau, Kulai–Yong Peng and Steepland soils. All the samples were dried, grinded and sieve into fine powder for the elemental compositions and dielectric properties measurement. …”
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Influence of waste glass and effective microorganism on the mechanical properties of concrete by Mallum, Isa

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Graphene based thin films for photocatalytic and optoelectronics applications by Jilani , Asim

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Studies of oxime complexes by Shutie, Winston Michael

“…The complexes Fe(Ppo)2.H2O, Fe(Ppo)2 .2py and Fe(po)2.H2O were found to be high spin. This property contrasts the behaviour of iron(II) complexes derived from 2-nitrosophenols, which are low spin, and is rationalised in terms of conjugation effects and the bonding character of the pyrazol-4, 5-dione monooxime ligand. …”
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Mechanical, durable and acoustic properties evaluation of concrete containing granulated blast furnace slag and waste tyres aggregate by Mohamed Mhaya, Akram

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Bitumen modification using oil palm fruit ash for stone mastic asphalt by Rusbintardjo, Gatot

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Physico-mechanical properties of polymer concrete containing micro-filler of palm oil fuel ash by A. Khalid, Nur Hafizah, Ismail, Mohammad, Mohd. Sam, Abd Rahman, Mohamed, Azman, A. Ismail, Mohamed, Jamellodin, Zalipah, Salleh, Norhafizah, A. Hamid, Noor Azlina, A. Majid, Masni

“…Objective of this study is to present a research conducted on ground (fine) and unground (coarse) POFA in polymer concrete (PC) followed by determination on the physico-mechanical properties of PC. …”

Topical and transdermal botanical formulations of the Chinese pharmacopoeia—a review by Gu, Jingyi, Lane, Majella E., Sil dos Santos, Bruno, Heinrich, Michael

“…The use of botanical materials in TCM formulations is guided by the “Jun‐Chen‐Zuo‐Shi” principle rooted in Yin‐Yang and the five elements' theories. …”
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Mesostructured silica nanoparticles supported electrosynthesized goethite in cationic surfactant for photodegradation of 2-chlorophenol by Jusoh, Rohayu

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Chemistry and biological activity of iron quinoneoximic complexes by Pathirana, Navin Deepal.

“…Hossbauer and magnetic studies indicate that Na[Fe(N-Acqo)j]-4H20 is a low spin iron(II) complex whereas the bischelates have properties indicative of the S - 1 spin state. …”
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Influence of mesh sizes and orientations on expanded aluminium sheets on tensile performances by Nik Ismail, N A, Roslan, M N, Ismail, A E, El Bakri, H M

“…According to the results of the experiment, specimens with fine mesh have higher tensile stress, which is 44.90 MPa for fine mesh specimens with a 30° orientation, compared to medium and coarse mesh sizes, which have the lowest strength, which is 7.06 MPa for coarse mesh specimens with a 60° orientation. …”
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The Exploration of the Characteristics of Concrete Incorporating Ultrafine Coal Bottom Ash and Spent Garnet by Wan Chik, Wan Muhammad Eddie Khusyairi, Mokhatar, Shahrul Niza, Othman, Nor Hazurina, AAlbshir Budiea, Ahmed Mokhtar, Muthusamy, Khairunisa

“…Two such materials, ultrafine coal bottom ash (uCBA) and spent garnet (SG), have shown potential as substitutes for cement and fine aggregate, respectively. This research examines the effectiveness of uCBA as a partial replacement for cement and SG as a partial replacement for fine aggregate in concrete, at varying levels of 3%, 6%, and 9% for uCBA and 10%, 20%, and 30% for SG. …”
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The Exploration of the Characteristics of Concrete Incorporating Ultrafine Coal Bottom Ash and Spent Garnet by Wan Chik, Wan Muhammad Eddie Khusyairi, Mokhatar, Shahrul Niza, Othman, Nor Hazurina, Albshir Budiea, Ahmed Mokhtar, Muthusamy, Khairunisa

“…Two such materials, ultrafine coal bottom ash (uCBA) and spent garnet (SG), have shown potential as substitutes for cement and fine aggregate, respectively. This research examines the effectiveness of uCBA as a partial replacement for cement and SG as a partial replacement for fine aggregate in concrete, at varying levels of 3%, 6%, and 9% for uCBA and 10%, 20%, and 30% for SG. …”
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Electrosynthesis of zinc oxide-copper oxide supported on mesostructured silica nanoparticles for photocatalytic decolorization of methyl orange by Che Jusoh, Nurfatehah Wahyuny

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Effect of solution treatment on high tempreature oxidation of Fe-33Ni-19Cr alloys Fe-40Ni-24Cr alloys. by Parimin, Noraziana

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Structural and optical properties evaluation of gold nanoparticles via synthesis, characterization modeling and simulation by Abdullah Hamed, Hana

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Alternative sweetener from curculigo fruits by Jalaluddin, Hazwan, Karim, Izz Qayyum, Mohammad Nor, Nurhanani, Senin, Zulkifli

“…Finally, the dried fruits were blended in order to get a fine powder. Curculin is a sweet protein with a taste-modifying activity of converting sourness to sweetness. …”
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Effect of river indus sand on concrete tensile strength by Lakhiar, Muhammad Tahir, Mohamad, Noridah, Shaikh, Muhammad Abu Bakar, Ahmed Vighio, Anees, Ahmed Jhatial, Ashfaque, Abdul Samad, Abdul Aziz

“…In the development of Pakistan construction industry, the utilization of River Indus sand in concrete as fine aggregate has expanded tremendously. The aim of this research is to study the effect of Indus River sand on the tensile strength of various grades of concrete when it is utilized as fine aggregate. …”
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The potential for suppressing rail defect growth through tailoring rail thermo-mechanical properties by I., David, N., Fletcher, H. Sanusi, Shahmir

“…Thermal damage of rails can occur through brake lock-up, or traction control system failure to prevent wheel spin. In most cases the damage produced is shallow and takes the form of a “white etching layer”, usually thought to have a martensitic structure, formed as the steel is heated above its eutectoid tem-perature and then rapidly cooled as the wheel moves away. …”
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