Particle Diffusion Controlled Kinetics of Li+/H+, Na+/H+ & K+/H+ Exchanges on Dowex 50Wx8 in Acetone-Water Mixtures

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Perceptions Of Adolescent Students Regarding Aids And Sexuality Among Senior Secondary Schools In Agra

Research Problem: What is the perception of adolescent students regarding AIDS and sexuality? Objective : To study the perceptions of adolescent stu­dents regarding AIDS and sexuality. Study Design : Cross - sectional study by questionnaire method. Setting and Participants: Students from stratified ran­domly selected schools of Agra. Sample Size: 495 senior secondary school students. Study Variables: Modes of transmission, unnatural sex, sources of information on sex. Statistical Analysis: By proportions. Results : Most students had adequate knowledge about the modes of transmission 16.7% believed AIDS to be peculiar to CSW and homosexuals. 1/4th believed they could never get AIDS. 3/5th of the students felt they would not disclose it to their partners if they had AIDS, especially females. Recommendations: A multisectoral effort has to be undertaken on a war-footing to fight AIDS

A report of sample survey on births and deaths in agra district

The government of India has considered Agra to be made a ‘target free district'for MCH and family welfare programmes. For Intervention of this strategy, it is necessary to know the current trends of births, deaths and other parameters related to mother and child health, present study was under­taken in selected rural and urban slum areas of Agra district, covering total population of44,868. It was found that birth rate, death rate, infant mor­tality rate and maternal mortality rate was higher in rural area as compared to urban area. Maximum number of births were recorded during October and November and death rate vraj higher during November and December. Main causes of infact mortality ;were prematurity, low birth weight, diar­rhoea and pnettmonie and that of maternal mortality were puerperal sepsis and haemorrhag

Psycho-Social Behavioural Problems In Urban Primary School Children

Research Problem: What is the magnitude and correlates of psychosocial behavioural problems in primary school children of an urban area. Objectives:     i)    To  know  the  prevalence of psychosocial behavioural problems in primary school children of Agra Corporation.  ii) To see the impact of various biosocial factors on the prevalence of above problems. Design: Cross sectional study by questionnaire method and observation. Setting: Primary schools run by Agra Corporation. Participants: All the children studying in 7 primary schools selected from 108 schools run by Agra Corporation. Sample Size: 520 primary school children. Study Variables: Age, sex, socio-economic class and family size. Statistical Analysis: By percentage, Z - test and Chi-square test. Result: A majority of the study children (63.7%) were having some psychosocial behavioural problem or the other, the most common problem being educational difficulties (59.8%), The average number of problems per child was 2.9. The prevalence was highest in children from middle-sized families of low socio­economic class and in age group above 13 years

Lithium Isotope Effects & Ion Exchange Studies In Monoethanolamine- Water Systems

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Studies of Leptospira Serotype Illini, Strain 3055

117 p.Thesis (Ph.D.)--University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1970.U of I OnlyRestricted to the U of I community idenfinitely during batch ingest of legacy ETD

Spectrophotometric determination ofsome monohydric alcohols based on their oxidation by K₂CrO₄-HNO₃ system

359-361A simple spectrophotometric method has been developed based on the oxidation of primary and secondary monohydric alcohols by the K2 CrO4-HNO3 system, optimising K2 CrO4 and HNO3 concentrations at 1.3 x 10-2 and 3.7 mol dm- 3 respectively and analysing the product Cr(III) at 580 nm. The data obtained confirm that K2 CrO4-HNO3 system oxidises all primary alcohols employed to the respective fatty acids while a secondary alcohol is oxidised to a ketone

Lithium Isotope Effects in Ion-exchange Equilibria in Mixed Solvents

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