CHEMISTRY PROJECT TOPICS AND RESEARCH MATERIALS

• 201. CO-OPERATIVE DEVELOPMENT AND GOVERNMENT (A CASE STUDY OF OJI RIVER L.G.A. ENUGU...

  » ABSTRACT The study is to examine the project titled “Co operative Development and Government of Enugu State (A Case Study of Oji River Local Government Area). Co operative development is not the same in all countries as the researcher wants to find out the extent government of Enugu State is involved in co operative development. The researcher further divided this study into five chapters. T...Continue Reading »

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• 202. CO-OPERATIVE FEDRATIONS OPPORTUNITY AND THREATES IN A CAPITALIST ECONOMY (A CASE...

  » ABSTRACT Capitalism is seen as an economic system or market economy was there is free allocation of market resources and free private participation in economic activities. The capitalist concept is manifested in the early 19th century, the period of industrial revolution. Since this period to the present date, capitalism has controlled the economic of some developed countries and the undeveloped o...Continue Reading »

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• 203. ORIGIN AND DEVELOPMENT OF CO-OPERATIVE SOCIETIES IN NIGERIA.(A CASE STUDY OF IMT...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY There is a discernible pattern of co operative development in African and Asian countries, which were former colonies of Europe, Nigeria is no exception. During the colonial days the seed of co operation was sown but it could only grow slowly. At this points, co operative were restricted to serve only the purpose of the paymaster (the white man)...Continue Reading »

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• 204. HOW TO IMPROVE AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION OF CASSAVA, MAIZE AND YAM (A CASE STUDY O...

  » ABSTRACT This research work: How to improve agricultural production of cassava, Maize and yam using Enugu East local government Area as a case study was carried out in survey of the programmers and polices constitute the government in mobilizing increase quality of cassava, maize and yam, aimed at facilitating the attainment of self sufficiency in Agricultural productivity in the country. In an at...Continue Reading »

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• 205. MONETARY POLICY AND INFLATION IN NIGERIA (1980 – 2010

  » ABSTRACT Nigeria has adopted much policy strategy to combat inflation, prominent among those policies are the monetary and fiscal policies. Monetary policy has been seen as the use of some CBN monetary tools to influence the level of a aggregate credit so as to achieve some macroeconomic objectives of the economy. The primary objectives of this study is to assets the effectiveness of monetary in c...Continue Reading »

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• 206. THE MEANS OF IMPARTING CO-OPERATIVE EDUCATION IN NIGERIA SCHOOLS

  » ABSTRACT In 1973 IMT integrated co operative education into the schools curriculum as part of the course to be studied in the institution. This was a wide range of ignorance on co opertive education in Nigeria schools of higher learning and this was (IMT) as the pioneering institute of cooperative education. The best to be used among existing means of imparting cooperative education, the problems ...Continue Reading »

  53 pages |  625 engagements | 

• 207. THE RICE CULTIVATION A KEY TO ECONOMIC GROWTH OF EBONYI’S

  » ABSTRACT This study investigate the technical and scale efficiencies in rice cultivation by rice farmers in Ebonyi State Nigeria using the data envelopment analysis (DEA). Data was collected form a sample of 180 farmers using multi stage sampling technique. Data were analyzed using descriptive statistics and Data Envelopment Analysis (DAE) approach. The result showed that majority of the rice farm...Continue Reading »

  53 pages |  435 engagements | 

• 208. BASELINE STUDIES ON THE PHYSICO-CHEMICAL PARAMETERS AND TRACE METALS IN CROSS RI...

  » ABSTRACT The studies of the physiochemical parameters and trace metals in this work has been investigated the samples were taken from two difference locations in Ibaka and James Town. The samples were analysed and the results were discussed the physiochemical parameters determined are temperature, pH, DO, BOD, EC, TDS, TOC, PO43 , CL , NO2 , NO3 , SO42 , Turbidity, Salinity, Acidity, Alkalinity an...Continue Reading »

  70 pages |  460 engagements | 

• 209. SOLID MINERAL EXPLOITATION AND ENVIRONMENTAL POLLUTION

  » ABSTRACT Solid minerals play an important role in the world today, as they are some of our most basic natural resources used in everyday building and other constructional purposes. Adequate supplies of these basic resources are vital to economic life of the country. This seminar examines the problems, control and prevention of environmental pollution, and environmental pollution caused by solid mi...Continue Reading »

  60 pages |  424 engagements | 

• 210. PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND ASSESSMENT OF TRACE METAL LEVELS IN SOILS AT MECHANIC VILLAG...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION Trace metals are chemical elements found in all kinds of soils and arePredominant in soils with density greater than 5g/dm3 (Freedman, 1996). The very low general level of their content in soils and plants as well as the biological role of most of them makes them microelements. (Lacatusu, 1998). Assessment of trace metal levels in soils around various industries have been ...Continue Reading »

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• 211. EQUILIBRIUM AND KINETIC STUDIES FOR THE ADSORPTION OF LEAD (Pb) USING VARYING PR...

  » ABSTRACT The adsorption of Pb (II) ion onto mixed Achatina fuscatus(P) and Tympanotons fuscatus(S) powder was studied. The results showed that the rate of adsorption increases with increase in initial concentration with time from ten minutes and attained equilibrium at ninety minutes for all combination mixtures of P:S: 100/0, 80/20, 50/50, 20/80, 0/100. An exceptional increase in adsorption was o...Continue Reading »

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• 212. THE EXTRACTION AND DETERMINATION OF IODINE NUMBER OF RAFFIA PALM MAGGOTS (RHYNCH...

  » ABSTRACT From Rhychophonis phoenici, oil was extracted locally and the iodine value (number) was determined from the extracted oil. The value of iodine that was obtained after experimentation and calculation was 39.34. This Value is an indication that Rhynchophorus phoenici oil is non drying oil and contains a high unsaturated fatty acid that absorbed high quantity of iodine. The research work was...Continue Reading »

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• 213. POLLUTION INDICES OF TRACE METALS IN SURFACE SEDIMENTS FROM IBENO, AKWA IBOM STA...

  » ABSTRACT Surface sediments were obtained from Qua Iboe River, Ibeno, Nigeria were analyzed for levels of trace metals (Cd, Cu, Ni, Fe and Pb). sediment samples were collected at Akporecord, Asanganyin, Iwuochang and Okpuru. Control samples were also collected at Atasi stream also in Ibeno for study. Trace metals were analysed using wet digestion and the samples were treated using standard analytic...Continue Reading »

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• 214. DETERMINATION OF ARSENIC, LEAD, CADMIUM AND TIN IN FRUIT JUICES SOLD IN AKWA IBO...

  » ABSTRACT The presence of heavy metals in Rubicon, nature fresh, chivita and fumman premium juice were analyzed using NO3 and HNO3, were study Invo Vitro in the laboratory using atomic absorption spectrophotometer techniques. The results from the study showed Rubicon contained 0.064mg/kg for cadmium 0.005mg/kg for Tin, 0.082mg/kg for lead and 0.023mg/kg for Arsenic. Nature fresh contained 0.049mg/k...Continue Reading »

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• 215. BASELINE STUDIES ON THE PHYSIOCHEMICAL PARAMETERS AND TRACE METALS IN CROSS RIVE...

  » ABSTRACT The studies of the physiochemical parameters and trace metals in this work has been investigated the samples were taken from two difference locations in Ibaka and James Town. The samples were analysed and the results were discussed the physiochemical parameters determined are temperature, pH, DO, BOD, EC, TDS, TOC, PO43 , CL , NO2 , NO3 , SO42 , Turbidity, Salinity, Acidity, Alkalinity an...Continue Reading »

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• 216. RECYCLING OF POLYETHYLENE WASTE MATERIALS TO USEFUL PRODUCTS VIA PYROLYSIS.

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION 1.1 BACKGROUND OF STUDY Recycling is a dynamic process that restores the life cycle of a material. Also recycling refers to as a process of collecting and processing materials that would otherwise be thrown away as trash and turning them into a new product. Recycling as well reduce the consumption of fresh raw materials, energy usage, water and air pollution and lower ...Continue Reading »

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• 217. EVALUATION OF THE EFFICACY OF THE CARESTART MALARIA HRP2 AND PLDH/HRP2 COMBO C...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1.0 INTRODUCTION Malaria is a life threatening illness, that has continued to pose public health challenges. It affects millions of people all around the globe especially, in Africa, Asia and South America. Malaria is currently endemic in over 100 countries with 3 billion people at risk of infection and around 225 million cases in 2009, leading to approximately 781,000 deaths (WHO, 201...Continue Reading »

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• 218. THE EFFECT OF VEGETABLE OIL BIODIESEL ON THE TISSUES OF AN ALBINO-RAT (RATTUS ...

  » CHAPTER ONE 1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 Backgroundof study Worldwide petroleum based energy resources are being depleted – onshore crude oil production peaked decades ago but our demands for petroleum are still going up (McCarthy, et al.2011). The United States’ continued dependency on imported petroleum, particularly from the Middle East, has become an important national security issue (John,...Continue Reading »

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• 219. EFFECT OF THERMAL TREATMENT ON PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL PROPERIES OF RECYCLED POLYP...

  » CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background During last decades, the great population increase worldwide together with the need of people to adopt improved conditions of living led to a dramatically increase of the consumption of polymers (mainly plastics). Materials appear interwoven with our consuming society where it would be hard to imagine a modern society today without plastics which have found ...Continue Reading »

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• 220. KINETIC STUDIES OF THE ADSORPTION OF HEAVY METAL(CHROMIUM) FROM INDUSTRIAL WASTE...

  » ABSTRACT Palm kernel shells are readily available agricultural waste products that have been used as low cost potential adsorbent to remove chromium from effluent water. The production of activated carbon from palm kernel shells using KOH as activating agent was studied. Batch adsorption studies were carried out as a function of parameters such as carbon dosage, pH and contact time. Chromium remov...Continue Reading »

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