Radiation damage in vanadium doped with oxygen

Bajaj, R.

doi:10.2172/4182199

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“…Topically, Myrrh was also applied to bacterial and fungal skin infections (1,5). Since fungi are significant destroyers of foodstuffs during storage retarding their nutritive value and sometimes by producing mycotoxins, storage fungi are common controlled by synthetic chemicals which almost creat several side effects to human health (6,7). Therefore some alternative control had been applied recently including many plant extracts and essential oils obtained from various plant parts (8,9,10) to replace synthetic chemicals.…”

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confidence: 99%

Evaluation of Myrrh (Commiphora Molmol) Essential Oil Activity Against Some Storage Fungi

Ali

2007

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The antifungal activity of Myrrh (Commiphora molmol) essential oil was tested against three storage fungi, Aspergillus flavus, A. niger and Penicillium citrinum. Results showed inhibitory effect of the oil against tested fungi with the increasing concentrations. Minimum inhibitory concentration (MIC) using agar dilution method was 4% (v/v) for A. niger and A. flavus and above 4% (v/v) for P. citrinum. Concentration (0.5-2)% (v/v) of oil also affected the sporulation of these fungi causing reduction or complete inhibition of sporulation process. Effect of Myrrh essential oil was also noticeable on spores germination, concentration of 4% (v/v) of oil inhibited complete germination of A. niger spores whereas this concentration caused 90% inhibition of A. flavus spores. Activity of vapour of Myrrh essential oil was investigated using a Petri dish atmosphere. Results showed inhibitory effect of the vapour with the increasing volume of essential oil added. MIC of vapour was (100) μl or slightly higher for all fungi.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Evaluation of Myrrh (Commiphora Molmol) Essential Oil Activity Against Some Storage Fungi

Ali

2007

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“…This would enable the hardening correlations to be made completely by the defect loops, as was concluded by Bajaj (11) for the vanadium and by Ohr e;t al. [73, see also 52) for the niobium.…”

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“…the vanadium work of Bajaj (11). As indicated previously, it appears justifiable to assume the primary loop immobilization or hardening is due to oxygen migration.…”

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“…But the yield stress is also controlled by solute impurity atoms, especially interstitial impurities in bcc metals [10). These intersti tial impurity atoms appear to act as nucleation sites for de fects (11) and the defects appear to operate as sinks for the interstitial impurities (12). Thus, the impurity atoms tend to form complexes with the intrinsic radiation-produced de fects and may be effectively removed from solid solution.…”

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