“…The above cited works [5,24,25,27] are confined to negatively charged dust and nonthermal ions or electrons of single temperature only. But the existence of two-temperature ions [26,28,29,[31][32][33]41]or electrons [34,[36][37][38] which are common to occur in both space environments [36,39,40]and laboratory plasmas [35,36] are the topic of recent interest. Recently, Tasnimet al have studied the effects of distinct temperature nonthermal ions on DA solitary [26]and shock [41]structures, respectively, in unmagnetized dusty plasmas with negatively charged dust.…”