“…They possess valuable biological activities such as cardiovascular [3], anti-HIV [4], anti-tumour [5], antiinflammatory [6], anti-tubercular [7], diuretic [8], antimicrobial [9] anti-cancer [9] and antimalarial [10]. Spectroscopic data was applied for predicting the ground state configuration and QSAR and QPR study of chalcones [11], oxazines [12], pyrazoline [13], imines [14], acyl halides, and it esters [15]. Using infrared functional group frequencies such as carbonyl absorpitons, chemists studied the s-cis and s-trans conformers of chalcones [16], cis-and gauche-form of acyl esters [15].…”