“…In the past few decades use of metal oxides have gained lot of importance microelectronics, gas sensing, biomedical, thermal materials, energy, storage, environmental decontaminations and as catalyst. Various metal oxides [4][5][6][7][8] such as titanium oxide doped with gadolinium copper and zinc oxides [9][10][11][12][13][14][15][16], zirconium [17], chromium [18][19][20], strontium [21][22], cobalt [23], tin [24], titanium [25], gadolinium [26][27][28][29], magnesium [30][31], Tantalum [32], soft magnetic Fe80 doped with cobalt [33], terelium [34], yttrium [35], strontium doped with titanate [36], strontium doped with samarium [37], etc., are widely used in energy materials for semiconductor , solar, photovoltaic, Capacitors, supercapacitors, sensors, bio-sensors, metal additives, photoluminescence [38][39][40], high performance energy storage device [41], dielectric properties [42]. Metal based catalysts are commonly used by petroleum refining industries, pharmaceutical industries, food industries, and many other chemical manufacturing industries [43].…”