MEANING OF NYAYA AND PROGRAM FOR ITS FULFILLMENT TO ENSURE UBHAYTRIPTI
by “Nyaya” is a Sanskrit term that refers to the principles of logic, reason, and evidence in Hindu philosophy. It is considered one of the six …
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Human Interaction
Human interaction theory refers to a body of research and theory that examines how individuals interact with each other and the impact that these interactions …
History of the Pharmacy Profession in India: Industry and Organizational Perspectives
Ancient Practices 1. Ayurveda and Traditional Medicines: Ancient India had a rich tradition of herbal medicine, with knowledge of pharmacology embedded in Ayurveda and other …
UNDERSTANDING HARMONY IN THE FAMILY: THE BASIC UNIT OF HUMAN INTERACTION
Harmony in the family and society refers to peaceful coexistence and individual cooperation. In human-human relationships, harmony is achieved through mutual respect, trust, and understanding. …
History of the Pharmacy Profession in India with a Focus on Pharmacy Education
Ancient Roots 1. Ayurveda and Traditional Medicine: The roots of pharmacy in India trace back to ancient times with the practice of Ayurveda, where the …
Reactions of cyclopropane and Cyclobutane
The reactions of cyclopropane and Cyclobutane are influenced by their high ring strain, leading to distinctive reactivity. Some of the notable reactions include: (1) Addition …
Physical properties of cycloalkanes
The physical properties of cycloalkanes are as follows: 1. State: Cycloalkanes are typically colorless liquids or solids at room temperature, with higher members existing as …
What is axial and equatorial hydrogen?
In cyclohexane, a common cyclic hydrocarbon, two types of hydrogens are present due to the chair conformation of the molecule: axial hydrogens and equatorial hydrogens. …
Coulson and Moffitt’s Modification
Coulson and Moffitt’s modification, also known as the bent bond or banana bond model, is a theoretical concept proposed in organic chemistry to explain the …
Sachse Mohr’s theory (Theory of strainless rings)
Introduction: Sachse and Mohr (1918) argued that cycloalkanes beyond cyclopentane could be stable if all the ring carbons were not constrained to lie in a …