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Musa Runde
National Open University of Nigeria, Modibbo Adama University of Technology
Employment
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National Open University of Nigeria Lecture/Dr.2019 - 2019
Education
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Modibbo Adama University of Technology Ph.D Organic Chemistry2013 - 2016
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Publications (43)
- Computational Modeling and Assessment of Si@GRP as an Innovative Esomeprazole Drug Delivery System: A DFT Investigation Save
- Hydrogen storage potential of beryllium-decorated chalcogenated hetero[8]circulenes: Insight from a theoretical perspective Save
- Insights into the tunability of SrHI matlockite and its group 4 transition metal-doped derivatives (TiHI, ZrHI, HfHI) for advanced electronic, photocatalytic, optoelectronic, and hydrogen storage applications: First-Principles calculations Save
- New cobalt(II) complex of 1-ethylpiperazine: syntheses, crystal structure characterization, Hirshfeld analysis and molecular docking studies for a promising anti-malaria agent Save
- Retraction notice to “Investigating the anti-filarial efficacy and molecular interactions of thiadiazol derivative: Insight from quantum chemical calculations, pharmacokinetics, and molecular docking studies” [Chemical Physics Impact 8 (2024) 100459] (Ch… Save
- Synthesis, crystal, electronic, and supramolecular characterization of new 1,2-bis(1-(5-bromothiophen-2-yl)ethylidene)hydrazine (5BEH): Insights from XRD, DFT, Hirshfeld analysis, molecular docking, and ADMET studies Save
- Chemical tailoring of heteroatom (P, S, Si) doping of COF-PEDOT for adsorption of paracetamol: perspective from DFT studies Save
- Hydrogen encapsulation properties of heteroatoms doped fullerenes: A DFT study for potential hydrogen storage application Save
- Insight into the chemical tailoring of nanotube and its metal-doped derivatives for fuel oil desulfurization: First-principles studies Save
- Improving the Optical and Quantum-Electronic Properties of Pyromellitic Diimide by Thionation: A DFT Study with Promising Applications in Molecular Wires Save