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College E-mail: contact@hansrajcollege.co.in Principal E-mail: principal@hansrajcollege.co.in

Developing a synthetic molecule imitating the properties of hemoglobin to reduce carbon monoxide emission from automobile exhaust. College E-mail: contact@hansrajcollege.co.in Principal E-mail: principal@hansrajcollege.co.in. Project Code: HR 205 HANS RAJ COLLEGE.

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College E-mail: contact@hansrajcollege.co.in Principal E-mail: principal@hansrajcollege.co.in

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  1. Developing a synthetic molecule imitating the properties of hemoglobin to reduce carbon monoxide emission from automobile exhaust College E-mail: contact@hansrajcollege.co.in Principal E-mail: principal@hansrajcollege.co.in Project Code: HR 205 HANS RAJ COLLEGE

  2. Name of Project Investigators with Designation, Department, Email ID and Mobile number • Dr. Dinesh Kumar Gautam • Assistant Professor (Zoology) • Email: gautamdk21@yahoo.co.in • Mob: 9818427794 • Mr. SatishChand • Assistant Professor (Chemistry) • Email: satish.hansraj@gmail.com • Mob: 9968136659 • Dr. Ambika • Assistant Professor (Chemistry) • Email: ambika_a27aug@rediffmail.com • Mob: 9911385535, 9968643901 • Mentor: Dr. J.P. Subrahmanyam • Senior Professor (Department of Mech. Eng.) • I.T.M. University, HUDA, Sector 23A, Gurgaon, Haryana 122017 • Mob: 9818263487

  3. Names of the Students, Course, Department, Email ID and Mobile number in the Project

  4. Methodology involving the synthesis of tetra phenyl porphyrin , its binding with carbon monoxide and the expected out come The cyclocondensation of equimolar amount of pyrrole with aromatic aldehydes in refluxing propionic acid to getthe required 5,10,15,20-tetra aryl porphyrins(TAP). Structural analysis and binding studies of TAP Fe(III)Cl with CO will be confirmed by IR, UV and other spectroscopic data.

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