Quantitative structure-activity relationship (QSAR) teqnique was used to predict the biological activity of a series of chalcones compounds as anti-inflammatory. 26 physicochemical descriptors are tested in QSAR equations configuration to predict biological effectiveness of compounds under study. The values of R2 in Eqs (1–3) ranged from 0.794–0.873, the F values ranged from 14.161–26.206 and the S values ranged from 0.262–0.334. The results demonstrated excellent models based on Eq.3, along with high of R2, F and minimum S by employing three parameters r(C3-C5), (LUMO+1) and (LUMO+2). This signifies that these parameters play a significant role in determining anti-inflammatory characteristics.
The mechanical properties of Polypropylene (PP): Egg Shell powder composite was assessed with respect to the effect of filler content shells powder Egg varying from 1% to 10% by weight of the composite. Apparent amelioration in the mechanical parameters has recorded best ratios 5% and 7% weight. The mechanical properties of prepared film have examined through diverse parameters concerning the elastic deformity based on calculated the load – elongation properties. The conduct of the stress - strain curve was investigated in terms of the cold drawing model. The elastic behavior decreased at 5% composite Egg Shell powder. The specific heat capacity of Polypropylene, obvious an increase of the composite specific heat capacity using egg shell content.
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