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R.K. Sharma
Also known as: Rakesh Kumar Sharma
University of Delhi Department of Chemistry, Kumamoto University Japan & Institute of Medical Science University of Tokyo Japan
Employment
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University of Delhi Department of Chemistry Professor2005 - Present
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University of Delhi Department of Chemistry Reader2004 - 2005
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Kumamoto University Japan & Institute of Medical Science University of Tokyo Japan Japan Society for Promotion of Science (JSPS) Post-Doctoral Fellow? - 2002
Education
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University of Delhi Department of Chemistry PhD? - 1986
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University of Delhi Department of Chemistry M.Phil.? - 1982
Projects & Funding
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Publications (167)
- Eriochrome Cyanine R Immobilized Amberlite XAD-2 for Efficient Separation and Preconcentration of Fe(III) Save
- Precisely engineered magnetically retrievable hierarchical 3-D ZnO nanoflowers/graphene oxide/Fe3O4/Co nanocomposites for the visible light driven photocatalytic degradation of methylene blue Save
- Towards sustainable photocatalytic degradation of organic pollutants through rational design of engineered magnetically retrievable metal oxide@graphene oxide nanocomposites Save
- Heterogeneous Catalysis under Continuous Flow Conditions Save
- Hierarchical 3D Flower‐like Metal Oxides Micro/Nanostructures: Fabrication, Surface Modification, Their Crucial Role in Environmental Decontamination, Mechanistic Insights, and Future Perspectives Save
- Synergic effect of Type II ZnO/BiVO4 magnetic heterostructures for visible light‐driven degradation of bisphenol A and methyl violet Save
- A simple and straightforward strategy for expedient access to benzoxazoles using chemically engineered 2D magnetic graphene oxide nanosheets as an eco-compatible catalyst Save
- A structurally engineered flower shaped magnetic hierarchical sorbent for rapid and selective uptake of Pb2+ ions from water samples Save
- A versatile core–shell hetero-nanostructure catalysed chemo-selective synthesis of β-enamino carbonyl compounds Save
- Advanced metal oxide-based nanocatalysts for the oxidative synthesis of fine chemicals Save