Devesh Dadhich

Bachelor of Technology (Nano)
SRM University · Department of Nanotechnology
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Research experience

  • May 2012–
    Jul 2012
    Research: Synthesis and Characterization of Graphene by Chemical Route
    National Metallurgical Laboratory · Material Science and Technology · Supervisor: Dr. Sahu
    India · Jamshedpur
    we report the synthesis of capsules-embedded reduced graphene oxide (rGO). This process is able to produce highly stabilized water dispersible rGO, which is suitable to make its thin films on glass substrate, electrical conductivity, 2000 S m-1 at 300K.
  • Dec 2011–
    Feb 2012
    Research: Photo-degradation study (Theoretical and Experimental) of a Magnetic Photocatalyst
    National Metallurgical Laboratory · Material Science and Technology · Supervisor: Dr. Sahu
    India · Jamshedpur
    The First principle studies using ATK Quantumwise to calculate the theoretical bandgap of the crystal and the material synthesized was then also studied using various techniques such as VSM, XRD, DRS, BET and TEM.
  • Dec 2011–
    Feb 2012
    Research: Study of Doped Oxide Based Permanent Magnets
    National Metallurgical Laboratory · Material Science and Technology · Supervisor: Dr. Sahu
    India · Jamshedpur
    Project basically aimed for a technology transfer of a new combination of oxide based permanent magnet, better than what is already available in the Industry and with the wide study we performed we have observed exciting results.
  • Aug 2011–
    Sep 2011
    Research: Synthesis of Silver Nanostructures using Golden Duranta Plant Extract
    SRM University · Department of Nanotechnology
    India · Chennai
    From our interest, tried to synthesize Ag nanostructures using golden duranta extract. various structures can be synthesized by varying the conc., pH and temp. Results were not truly encouraging but from my experience, I presented a review work.
  • Jun 2011–
    Jul 2011
    Research: Soil Analysis using Atomic Absorption Spectrometer & Study of Azadirachta using UV-Visible Spectrometer
    E.I.D Parry India Ltd. · Soil & Sugar Analysis Lab (Karur) and Bio-products Lab (Bangalore)
    2 weeks work involved studying Iron concentration in soil using Atomic Absorption Spectroscopy & Quantitative and Qualitative Analysis of Azadirachta Neem Extract using UV-Visible Spectroscopy.

Education

  • Aug 2009–
    Mar 2013
    SRM University
    Nanotechnology · Bachelor of Technology
    India · Chennai
  • Jul 2007–
    May 2009
    Doveton Matriculation H.S.S.
    PCMC · Class 12
    India · Chennai

Other

  • Languages
    English, Hindi, Tamil, Rajasthani

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  • Article: Degradation of Congo red pollutants using microwave derived SrFe12O19 : An efficient magnetic photocatalyst under visible light
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    ABSTRACT: The photocatalytic behaviour of magnetic SrFe12O19 and SrFe11.4Al0.6O19 under visible and sun lights was evaluated using Congo red (CR) as a model dye. Synthesis of pure and Al substituted SrFe12O19 by microwave combustion method followed by calcination at 950 °C yielded single phase materials having particle sizes and surface areas in the ranges ∼120 - 180 nm and 3.5 - 5.5 m2/g, respectively. The experimental band gaps (1.5 - 1.56 eV), derived from UV-visible diffuse reflectance spectra, matched well with those calculated (1.86 – 1.91 eV) theoretically from electronic structure data using density functional theory. Both the samples efficiently degraded CR under visible/sun lights and the low band gap of the materials was mainly responsible for the activity. Slightly higher (∼ 10%) activity of SrFe11.4Al0.6O19 was primarily attributed to Al doping which prevented the electron–hole recombination. Reasonably high values of magnetization (∼ 52 emu/g at 300K) was beneficial in separating the catalysts from the reaction cell at a low strength magnetic field after the reaction. These magnetic photocatalysts may be exploited further for the degradation of other dyes for their possible use in remediation of wastewater.
    Journal of Alloys and Compounds 01/2013; · 2.29 Impact Factor
  • Article: Capsules-embedded reduced graphene oxide: Synthesis, mechanism and electrical properties
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    ABSTRACT: We reported the synthesis of capsules-embedded reduced graphene oxide (rGO) by photocatalytic reduction in presence of peanut shaped Alfa-Fe2O3 under visible light.
    Journal of Material Chemistry C. 11/2012;

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