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Distinction and 5th rank M.Sc in Industrial Chemistry
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Manipal Academy of Higher Education, ManipalCommunity & Membership
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The upcoming demand for the development of high-efficiency heat transfer and cooling devices is progressively increasing with the advancement of technologies and industrial applications. To overcome the excessive heat dissipation during operation process and need to improve the reliability, thermal performance and working life of heat transfer devices are of great importance in the industrial sectors.
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Scholarly Publications
Surface functionalized multi-wall carbon nanotubes for degradation of organic dyes
Open AccessInvestigation of thermal conductivity and thermal performance of heat pipes by structurally designed copolymer stabilized ZnO nanofluid
Open AccessPolymer‑dispersant‑stabilized Ag nanofuids for heat transfer applications
Open AccessAzine based AIEgens with multi-stimuli response towards picric acid
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