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2K Basavaiah
![]() Summary for 2004 [at-glance overview of K Basavaiah work for the selected year as suggested by data mining algorithms]This is an Authoratory overview of author K Basavaiah. According to available data, in 2004 K Basavaiah published at least 2 articles. There was no collaboration between K Basavaiah and other authors this year. There is no information about the funding or the grants awarded to support this work.
Analysis of the article abstracts and the titles suggests that K Basavaiah professional interests are focused around "psychotropic phenothiazine drugs", "determination ranitidine hydrochloride" and "using bromate acid". These might also be referred to as "bromate acid", "chloranilic acid" or "spectrophotometric methods". Statistical analysis shows that K Basavaiah's writing is likely to contains terms "method", "acid", "determination", "methods", "bromate" and "titrimetry".
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Alternative names (1) [other authors with names similar to K Basavaiah]Year 2004 Charts [K Basavaiah frequent coauthors and the most common unique vocabulary terms for the selected year]Historical Performance Charts [graphical overview of K Basavaiah publication and funding history for the range of years]Emails (1) [email addresses extracted from K Basavaiah affiliations]hidden to prevent spam, click here to reveal K Basavaiah Coauthors (0) [all coauthors with the number of joint publications]no coauthors Other [context-specific ads]Affiliations (2) [condensed summary of the K Basavaiah affiliations, the leading number and the color conveys importance]- 1Department of Chemistry, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570006, Karnataka, India.
1Department of P.G. Studies and Research in Chemistry, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570 006, India.
Key Opinion Leader In [K Basavaiah is considered a key opinion leader in any keyword where the rank of 5 is achieved, the leading number before the keyword shows the author's rank as compared to all other authors]Keywords (15) [keywords assigned to K Basavaiah articles by PubMed, the leading number and the color conveys importance]- 2Tablets | 2Spectrophotometry | 1Bromates | 1Psychotropic Drugs | 1Azo Compounds | 1Reproducibility of Results | 1Phenothiazines | 1Anti-Ulcer Agents | 1Acids | 1Benzoquinones | 1Indigotindisulfonate Sodium | 1Ranitidine | 1Oxidants | 1Indicators and Reagents | 1Coloring Agents
K Basavaiah Unique Vocabulary (96) [single words, word pairs and phrases obtained by analysis of abstracts and titles, the leading number and the color conveys importance; K Basavaiah might be a good expert witness on these terms]- 12method | 9acid | 9determination | 8methods | 6bromate | 5titrimetry | 5rnh | 4excess | 4drugs | 4using | 4spectrophotometric | 3presence | 3reaction | 3charge-transfer | 3bromide | 3chloranilic | 3found | 3psychotropic | 3drug | 3dyes | 3cm | 3spectrophotometry | 3ranitidine | 3pharmaceutical | 3mol | 3reported | 3hydrochloride | 3phenothiazine | 2complexation | 2recovery | 2molar | 2coloured
- 4bromate acid | 3chloranilic acid | 3spectrophotometric methods | 3mol cm | 3psychotropic phenothiazine | 3ranitidine hydrochloride | 3acid dyes | 3determination ranitidine | 3phenothiazine drugs | 2excess bromide | 2presence excess | 2acid medium | 2hydrochloride pharmaceutical | 2drugs charge-transfer | 2recovery studies | 2pharmaceutical preparations | 2titrimetry method | 2molar absorptivity | 2preparations titrimetry | 2limits detection | 2titrimetry visible | 2medium presence | 2charge-transfer complexation | 2visible spectrophotometry | 2determination psychotropic | 2detection quantification | 2quantification reported | 2using bromate | 2method drug | 2spectrophotometry using | 2excess bromate | 2reaction chloranilic
- 3psychotropic phenothiazine drugs | 3determination ranitidine hydrochloride | 2using bromate acid | 2ranitidine hydrochloride pharmaceutical | 2reaction chloranilic acid | 2acid medium presence | 2drugs charge-transfer complexation | 2phenothiazine drugs charge-transfer | 2titrimetry method drug | 2medium presence excess | 2detection quantification reported | 2bromate acid medium | 2titrimetry visible spectrophotometry | 2preparations titrimetry visible | 2bromate acid dyes | 2hydrochloride pharmaceutical preparations | 2limits detection quantification | 2determination psychotropic phenothiazine | 2visible spectrophotometry using | 2pharmaceutical preparations titrimetry | 2presence excess bromide | 2charge-transfer complexation reaction | 2complexation reaction chloranilic | 2spectrophotometry using bromate | 1determined iodometrically beer | 1chloranilic acid spectrophotometric | 1reacted oxidant corresponds | 1reliability assay established | 1bromide using methyl | 1interaction drugs n-electron | 1methods validity method | 1method drug titrated
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K Basavaiah Articles (2) [selected PubMed articles for the year 2004 with the links to a full text at PubMed]Determination of some psychotropic phenothiazine drugs by charge-transfer complexation reaction with chloranilic acid. (2004) >> Department of Chemistry, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570006, Karnataka, India. 2Basavaiah, K.Determination of ranitidine hydrochloride in pharmaceutical preparations by titrimetry and visible spectrophotometry using bromate and acid dyes. (2004) >> Department of P.G. Studies and Research in Chemistry, University of Mysore, Manasagangotri, Mysore 570 006, India. 2Basavaiah, K, 1Nagegowda, P.
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