“…In addition to bioactivity, pyrazoles have potential for other applications such as optical materials, dyes, catalysts, solar cells, polymers, ammunition and corrosion inhibitors [13]. Similarly, barbituric acid derivatives attained the interest of synthetic chemist due to its spectrum of bioactivity such as hypnotic [14], [15] sedative [16], anticonvulsant [17], [18], antimicrobial [19] anaesthetic [20], anticancer and antitumor properties [21], [22]. Also, it plays vital role in dye sensitized solar cells as anchoring unit [23].…”