Induction heating (IH) is a process of the electrically conducting materials especially ferromagnetic with help electromagnetic induction through generating heat in an object by eddy currents. A well-entrenched way IH to design system pertaining usage such as stainless steel, iron, etc., which restricts end user’s choice using utensils made only. This research article proposes new scheme that e...

An experimental study was performed to measure the rate of reduction of iron oxide from calcia-silica-alumina slag by carbon in iron, and to determine whether the reaction rate can be increased by electrochemical means. It is shown that the reaction rate depends on both the ferric-ferrous cation ratio, and on the total amount of iron in the slag. It was observed that ferric cations are reduced ...

ALTHOUGH the importance of Fe in respiratory processes has been recognized for a long period, there are still gaps in our knowledge of the many processes in which this element is involved, e.g. very little is known concerning the absorption of Fe from the alimentary tract. The work to be described is concerned with this problem. The Wisconsin workers [Hart et al. 1928; Elvehjem, 1932] have prod...

After analyzing the Lauha Bhasma samples qualitatively and quantitatively, in-vivo studies on healthy adult male rabbits were carried out. Randomly selected anaemic rabbits were divided into different groups and three variants of Lauha Bhasma and ferrous sulphate sample were administered to each group. The effect of each formulation was monitored by measuring the haemoglobin (Hb) content spectr...

Hydrogen peroxide reacts with ferrous horseradish peroxidase and converts it to oxyperoxidase in a sequence of two reactions. The first is the reaction of ferrous peroxidase with HzOz to form Compound II; the second is the reaction of Compound II with HzOz to form oxyperoxidase. Both reactions follow second order kinetics, being first order with respect to each of the reactants. They proceed wi...