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Benin Journal of Physical Sciences, Volume 2 , Issue 2 , Decemeber 2025

Aseptic Efficiency of Zinc Oxide-Carbonized Zobo (Hibiscus Sabdariffa) Waste Nanocomposites and Magnesium-Zinc Binary Oxide Nanocomposite on Bacteria as well as Removal efficiency on Cadmium and Nickel in Contaminants Water

Human activities have immensely contributed to pollutants in water bodies such as heavy metals, organic and pathogenic microorganisms. This study was aimed to synthesize and investigate the aseptic efficacy of ZnO-carbonized zobo waste nanocomposite (ZOCZWNC) and Mg-Zn binary oxide (Mg-ZnBO) nanocomposite on Salmonella typhi – gram negative organism and Staphylococcus aureus – gram positive organism as well as removal of cadmium and nickel ions from contaminated water.

On the Generalization of an Infinitesimal Point Transformation of Partial Differential Equations (PDEs)

symmetry analysis which is associated with Sophus Lie is one of the approaches of solution of an evolution partial differential equation. This paper extends the generator for the n-th 
prolongation of the generator of an n-th–order ordinary differential equation to a general formula for the n-th prolongation of a generator, , with k-independent and p-dependent 

Comparative Studies on the Bioactive Chemical Composition, Antioxidant and Antimalarial potentials of picralima nitida Leaf and Stem Bark Extracts

Picralima nitida has a wide range of application in Africa traditional medicine. This research was designed to comparatively evaluate the bioactive constituents, antioxidant, and antimalarial potentials of leaves and stem bark of Picralima nitida. The plant’s leaves and stem bark were successfully extracted with methanol using cold extraction technique. The determination of the chemical constituents, antioxidant and antimalarial potentials were investigated using already established methods.

Design of a High Gain Dual-Band Compact Slotted Microstrip Patch Antenna for 5G Mobile Communication Systems

Microstrip patch antennas (MPAs) are widely used in wireless communication systems due to their low cost, compact profile, and ease of fabrication. However, their limited gain and narrow bandwidth often restrict their applications. With fіfth-generation (5G) networks demanding compact, high-gain, and wide bandwidth antennas, this work presеnts dual-band Mіcrostrip Rectangular Patch Antеnnas featuring LI-shaped and middle slots, specifically designed to enhance gaіn and bandwіdth for 5G mobilе communication applications.

Cyberbullying Detection Using K-Nearest Neighbour and Logistic Regression

Cyberbullying, also known as online bullying is a type of bullying involving the use of digital technologies such as social media, messaging platforms, or other channels available. It is a harmful behavior in online spaces that poses significant challenges to individuals and society.  The harmful effect of cyberbullying makes the victims to suffer depression, ill-health, emotional disorder, low self-esteem, physical violence and possibly commit suicide.

Chromatographic Fingerprinting of Antisickling Compound of Telfairia Occidentalis Leaf Extract

The leaves extracts of Telfairia occidentalis (Hook f) was studied as a potential antisickling agent. By solvent extraction, ethanol crude extract of leaves of Telfairia Occidentalis were partitioned to obtain their active fractions. In-vitro antisickling activity was determined using freshly prepared 2% sodium metabisulphite (negative control) and extracts of the plant (positive control) against haemoglobin SS red blood cell (HbSS). Activity- guided fractionation was used to target antisickling constituents of n-hexane fraction.

Investigating Design Parameters and Control Algorithms for Solar Panel Tracking Systems

This paper presents a procedure for the design and analysis of a solar tracking system for a given photovoltaic energy conversion installation which could readily be used by local designers. As the specifications of the desired energy consumption determines the actual total weight of the required number of solar panels, the proposed procedure aims at facilitating optimum choice of the drive servo-motor and presents a formalized design method for the associated controls. The overall transfer function of the system is developed and analyzed to investigate system stability and accuracy.

DocVerify: A Service-Oriented Model for Academic Credential Integrity

The integrity of academic credentials has become a critical issue, especially in developing countries like Nigeria, where cases of certificate forgery and delays in transcript generation have been on the rise. In response to this credential pandemic, this study projects a service-oriented model – DocVerify for academic certificate verification within Nigerian academic institutions. A design science research methodology was adopted, combining the service-oriented architecture modelling language and the software-oriented heterogeneous architecture and platforms engineering approach.

Distributed Multi-Feature Selection-Based Model for Microarray Data

Due to lack of scalability of feature selection algorithms when applied in a centralized manner, most classification algorithms perform sub-optimally especially in the presence of irrelevant and redundant features in high dimensional datasets-large feature size small instances. Though it is imperative to remove insignificant features to improve learning, the process is complex and time-consuming.

Mineral composition and chemical characterization of the oil constituents of Hibiscus sabdariffa calyxes (Zobo calyxes) by Gas chromatography mass spectrometry

Medicinal plants are the first natural agents used traditionally to treat a wide range of illnesses, especially infectious diseases including malaria, diarrhea, fever, anaemia and colds especially in the rural areas. In this study, the calyxes of Hibiscus sabdariffa were investigated for their mineral composition, phyto constituents and oil components. Before extraction, twenty grammes (20g) of the powdered sample was analyzed for its mineral composition using X-ray fluorescence (XRF) spectrometry. The other part was extracted by cold maceration using methanol solvent.

Numerical Computation of Cauchy’s Integral Theorem for Matrix Function

Cauchy’s integral theorem for the matrix function is studied. Using the iteration formula of the Runge–Kutta fourth-order method, we advance the solution to Cauchy’s integral theorem, wherein Jacobi elliptic integrals and the Mobius transformation are applicable. It is proven that the method converges uniformly locally on the solid triangle.  The hyperbolic matrix tangent in the arc length when the contour winds once counterclockwise around the integral is computed. Numerical results have been reported with great success.

Palyno-maceral composition of the shale unit of Mamu Formation exposed at Ojuwo-Olijo, Northern Anambra Basin, Nigeria

Palyno-maceral and lithological analysis was carried-out on Mamu Formation, northern Anambra Basin, Nigeria. Analyses of the palyno-maceral composition of the exposed shale unit of the Mamu Formation in the northern Anambra Basin at Ojuwo-Olijo revealed that PM-1 and PM-2 were numerous and poorly sorted, as well as medium to small-sized PM-3 and PM-4, accompanied by Structureless Organic Matter (SOM). This scenario suggests predominantly terrestrial deposition conditions, with possible variations towards coastal and lagoonal environments in certain samples.

On the Flickering Behaviour of FO Aqr in the Presence of Thermal Bremsstrahlung

The results of our Japanese HEASARC data reduction from Magnetic Cataclysmic Variable (mCV) FO Aqr is clearly reported in this paper. On June 5, 2009, the Suzaku team used the Suzaku satellite to observe FO Aqr for 33.4 ks with an observation ID of (404032010). Three Gaussian lines were detected via Thermal Bremsstrahlung technique which represented iron lines in our system's spectrum modeling.

Evaluating Peak Flow Sensitivities to Spatiotemporal Precipitation Input Resolution in a Distributed Hydrological Model of the Ramos River System

Using a distributed hydrological model, this study investigated the influence of spatiotemporal ResolutionResolution of precipitation data on simulating flood peak discharge in the Ramos River Basin. Various precipitation datasets with spatial resolutions (0.25 km to 10 km) and temporal resolutions (1 hour to 48 hours) were evaluated. Results showed that finer resolutions generally provided more accurate predictions of flood peak discharge.

Genomic Variation and Adaptation in Wild Cowpea (Vigna unguiculata L. Walp): Insights for Enhancing Crop Resilience and Food Security

This study was aimed at investigating genomic variation in wild cowpea populations to understand its implications for crop improvement. The method adopted in the study encompassed population structure analysis and gene flow studies, supported by statistical tools, to elucidate genetic dynamics from 3 wild cowpea varieties grown on a complete randomized block design with 3 replicates. Results indicate distinct phenotypic traits and genomic markers associated with adaptive mechanisms, with significant variability observed across populations.

Paleoecology and paleo-environmental studies of the Idah Well-1, Northern Anambra Basin: Insight to petroleum exploration

Palynological and lithofacies analysis was carried-out on dark grey shales and dark sandy clay units from Idah well-1, Northern Anambra Basin, Nigeria. Less attention has been given to hydrocarbon exploration in northern Anambra, hence this necessitated this research. The study aimed at investigating the palynological and lithofacies of study rock types in the study well sections of the basin for paleoenvironmental, paleoclimate, paleoecology and hydrocarbon potential.

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