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                          DNA is a flame retardant Coating cotton cloth with DNA, researchers  found  the genetic material reduced the fabric’s flammability. When it’s heated, the phosphate from DNA produces phosphoric acid which replaces the water in cotton fibers as a flame-retarded residue. The bases, which contain nitrogen, react to produce ammonia which inhibits combustion.

                        Tackling the growing threat of dengue                                National and International perspectives  seminar held on 24/07 2018 at                                             Thiruvalluvar universitry,Serkkadu,vellore

                Inter department program conducted by chemistry                      department "CHEM BLAST" on 24/09/2018                                                                                  Science exhibition

                             Industrial visit                                     Visited    BIOPLUS    on    09/11/2018  in  Hosur                                                 II  B.Sc chemistry  students visited Bioplus

                       Islamiya Men's  Arts and Science                                     college,Vaniyambadi                                                                                    CHEM FUSION 2K18   17/10/2018                                    PARTICIPATED AND WON PRIZES                                      FINALLY CHAMPIANSHIP  FOR SECOND TIME