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| 1 | Supported 12-molybdophosphoricacid: Characterization and non-solvent liquid phase oxidation of styrene显示文摘 | Pankaj Sharma Anjali Patel | 2009 | Journal of Molecular Catalysis A: Chemical2009，299，12： | 1 |
| 2 | Chloroform vapour sensor based on copper/polyaniline nanocomposite显示文摘 | Satish Sharma Chetan Nirkhe Sushama Pethkar Anjali A. Athawale | 2002 | Sensors & Actuators: B. Chemical2002，，1： | 1 |
| 3 | Tectonic significance of dykes in the Sarnu-Dandali alkaline complex,Rajasthan, northwestern Deccan Traps显示文摘Whether swarms of preferentially oriented dykes are controlled by regional stress fields, or passively exploit basement structural fabric, is a much debated question, with support for either scenario in individual case studies. The Sarnu-Dandali alkaline complex, near the northwestern limit of the Deccan Traps continental flood basalt province, contains mafic to felsic alkaline volcano-plutonic rocks and carbonatites. The complex is situated near the northern end of the 600 km long, NNWe SSE-trending Barmer-Cambay rift. Mafic enclave swarms in the syenites suggest synplutonic mafic dykes injected into a largely liquid felsic magma chamber. Later coherent dykes in the complex, of all compositions and sizes,dominantly strike NNWe SSE, parallel to the Barmer-Cambay rift. The rift formed during two distinct episodes of extension, NWe SE in the early Cretaceous and NEe SW in the late Cretaceous. Control of the southern Indian Dharwar structural fabric on the rift trend, as speculated previously, is untenable,whereas the regional Precambrian basement trends(Aravalli and Malani) run NEe SW and NNEe SSW.We therefore suggest that the small-scale Sarnu-Dandali dykes and the much larger-scale BarmerCambay rift were not controlled by basement structure, but related to contemporaneous, late Cretaceous regional ENEe WSW extension, for which there is varied independent evidence. | Anjali Vijayan Hetu Sheth Kamal Kant Sharma | 2016 | Geoscience Frontiers2016，7，5： | 1 |
| 4 | Green tea extract: Possible mechanism and antibacterial activity on skin pathogens显示文摘 | Anjali Sharma Sonal Gupta Indira P. Sarethy Shweta Dang Reema Gabrani | 2012 | Food Chemistry2012，，2： | 1 |
| 5 | Heteropolyacid characterization and esterification of 1^* and 2^* alcohol 显示文摘 | Pankaj Sharma supported onto Samir Vyas Anjali neutral alumina: Patel | 2004 | Journal of Molecular Catalysis2004，214，2： | 1 |
| 6 | Heteropolyacid supported onto neutral alumina: characteriza- tion and esterification ofl °and 2°alcohol 显示文摘 | PANKAJ SHARMA SAMIR VYAS ANJALI PATEL | 2004 | Journal of Molecular Catalysis A : Chemical2004，，214： | 1 |
| 7 | Portable comprehensive two-dimensional microgas chromatography using an integrated flowrestricted pneumatic modulator显示文摘Two-dimensional(2D)gas chromatography(GC)provides enhanced vapor separation capabilities in contrast to conventional one-dimensional GC and is useful for the analysis of highly complex chemical samples.We developed a microfabricated flow-restricted pneumatic modulator(FRPM)for portable comprehensive 2D micro-GC(μGC),which enables rapid ^(2)D injection and separation without compromising the ^(1)D separation speed and eluent peak profiles.^(2)D injection characteristics such as injection peak width and peak height were fully characterized by using flow-through micro-photoionization detectors(μPIDs)at the FRPM inlet and outlet.A ^(2)D injection peak width of~25 ms could be achieved with a ^(2)D/^(1)D flow rate ratio over 10.The FRPM was further integrated with a 0.5-m long ^(2)D μcolumn on the same chip,and its performance was characterized.Finally,we developed an automated portable comprehensive 2D μGC consisting of a 10m OV-11D μcolumn,an integrated FRPM with a built-in 0.5m polyethylene glycol ^(2)D μcolumn,and two μPIDs.Rapid separation of 40 volatile organic compounds in~5 min was demonstrated.A hybrid 2D contour plot was constructed by using both ^(1)D and ^(2)D chromatograms obtained with the two μPIDs at the end of the ^(1)D and ^(2)D μcolumns,which was enabled by the presence of the flow resistor in the FRPM. | Xiaheng Huang Maxwell Wei-hao Li Wenzhe Zang Xiaolu Huang Anjali Devi Sivakumar Ruchi Sharma Xudong Fan | 2022 | Microsystems & Nanoengineering2022，8，6： | 0 |
| 8 | Mapping COVID-19 in India:Southern states at the forefront of new JN.1 variant显示文摘A new variant,JN.1,stemming from the omicron subvariant BA.2.86,garnered the attention of the World Health Organization(WHO)as a'variant of interest.'Despite its rapid global spread,especially in the US,Canada,France,Singapore,Sweden[1],and the UK,JN.1 is considered to pose minimal danger.Current vaccinations are believed to remain effective against it.The WHO underscores the importance of maintaining immunization records amid co-occurring respiratory illnesses,and epidemiologists recommend monitoring hospitalizations,particularly in areas with low vaccination rates. | Rabin Debnath Arshdeep Singh Kushal Seni Anjali Sharma Viney Chawla Pooja A Chawla | 2024 | Asian Pacific Journal of Tropical Medicine2024，17，1： | 0 |
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