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International Journal International Journal Publications: Index Sr Title of Research Author’s Journal Name Affiliation of Paper to IF Year Pag . Paper Name of e N Pub No o Engineering Physics International Journal 0 Alteration of the Prof. Dr. Applied Physics University of Siegen, 3.554 June 01 1 mechanical P. U. Letters Germany - properties of Veer American Institute of 2009 azopolymer film Physics (United in the process of States) surface relief grating formation 0 Time and Prof. Dr. Journal of Applied University of Siegen, 2.072 July 02 2 emperature P. U. Physics Germany - dependence of Veer American Institute of 2009 surface relief Physics (United grating States) formation in polymers containing azobenzene groups with different dipole moment 0 Temperature Prof. Dr. Molecular Crystals University of Siegen, 0.451 Sep- 03 3 Dependent P. U. Liquid Crystals Germany 2010 Analysis of Veer Grating Formation on Azobenzene Polymer Films International Journal 0 Investigation on Prof. Dr. Microelectronics Department of Physics, 0.737 Feb 04 4 magnetoelectric S. M. International Thick and Thin Film - and dielectric Salunkhe Device Lab, Shivaji 2012 properties of University, Kolhapur, Co0.9Mn0.3Fe1.8 India O4– Sr0.5Ba0.5Nb2O6 composites 0 Investigations on Prof. Dr. J Material Sci: Department of Physics, 1.966 Mar 05 5 Magnetoelectric S. M. Materials in Solapur University, - and Salunkhe Electronics Solapur 2013 Magnetodielectric Properties of CMFO–PBT Composites 0 Magnetoelectric Prof. Dr. Journal of Electronic Department of Physical 1.675 Mar 06 6 and S. M. Materials Sciences, Solapur - magnetodielectric Salunkhe University, Solapur 2013 effect in CFMO- PBT nanocomposites 0 Size dependent Prof. Dr. Journal of Physics Department of Physics, 1.853 June 07 7 leaf overlay effects S. M. and Chemistry of Shivaji University, - on thin film Salunkhe Solids Kolhapur, India 2016 microstrip patch antenna International Journal 0 Synthesis, Prof. S. Department of Basic 1.4 June 08 4 physical properties S. Ghule Science, Bharati - and band structure Physica B: Vidyapeeth Universty 2016 of non-magnetic Condensed Matter College of Engineering, Y3AlC Dhankwadi, Pune 0 Synthesis, Prof. S. Department of Basic 1.4 June 09 5 magnetic and S. Ghule Science, Bharati - electrical Physica B: Vidyapeeth Universty 2017 properties of Condensed Matter College of Engineering, R3AlCx (R = Ce, Dhankwadi, Pune Pr and Nd) Engineering Mathematics International Journal 0 Propagation Of Prof. Dr. Mathematical S.G.S.I.T.S 0.63 July 10 6 Cylindrical S.M. Patil And Computer Indore(M.P.) - Magneto- Applications(MC 2001 Gasdynamic A) , Shock Wave With Manisa , Turkey. Varying Energy In A Rotating, Gravitating, Non- Uniform Atmosphere 0 Cylindrical Prof. Dr. Mathematical S.G.S.I.T.S 1.5 July 11 7 Magneto- S.M. Patil And Computer Indore(M.P.) - Hydrodynamic Applications(MC 2002 model of Shock A) , Waves With Manisa , Turkey Radiation heat Flux In Non- Uniform Rotating Atmosphere 0 Propagation Of Prof. Dr. Mathematical S.G.S.I.T.S 1.8 Apr 12 8 Cylindrical Shock S.M. Patil And Computer Indore(M.P.) - Waves In A Non- Applications(MC 2006 Uniform, Rotating A) , Stellar Manisa , Turkey Atmosphere Under The Action Of Monochromatic Radiation And Gravitation, National Journal 0 Similarity Flows Prof. Dr. Ultra Science, S.G.S.I.T.S 2.8 Apr 13 8 Behind Strong S.M. Patil Bhopal. Indore(M.P.) - Self-Gravitating 2003 Magneto- Radiative Cylindrical Shock Waves In An Inhomogeneous Rotating Atmosphere With An Exponential Density distribution 0 Analysis of Prof. Dr. Bulletin of the S.G.S.I.T.S 1.5 July 14 9 Cylindrical S.M. Patil Calcutta Indore(M.P.) - Imploding Mathematical 2006 Magneto- Society Gasdynamic Shock Wave in Non- Homogeneous Perfect Gas with Gravitation Analysis of Cylindrical Imploding Magneto- Gasdynamic Shock Wave in Non- Homogeneous Perfect Gas with Gravitation, 1 The Emergence of Prof. Dr. Far East Journal S.G.S.I.T.S 0.24 Dec 15 0 a Cylindrical S.M. Patil of Applied Indore(M.P.) - Magneto-gas Mathematics, 2006 Dynamic Shock Allahabad Wave at the Surface of a Star Engineering Chemistry International Journal 1 Study of Sulfate Prof. Dr. S. Asian Journal of Chemistry Department of 5.153 Nov 16 1 Concentration of D. Jadhav (International Quarterly Basic Science, - Mula-Mutha Research Journal of Bharati 2006 Rivers in Pune Chemistry) Vidyapeeth (Maharashtra) Universty College of Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Water Quality Prof. Dr. S. National Environmental Department of 2.118 Dec 17 2 Assessment Of D. Jadhav Science Academy, Bulletin Basic Science, - Katraj Lake, In New Delhi. Bharati 2007 Pune City Vidyapeeth Universty College of Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Study of Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 10.217 Apr 18 3 Chloride and D. Jadhav Chmical and Life Sciences Basic Science, 46 - Nitrate Bharati 2013 Concentration of Vidyapeeth Mula-Mutha Universty River In Pune College of City Engineering, (Maharashtra). Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Physico- Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 4.86 Nov 19 4 Chemical and D. Jadhav Scientific & Engineering Basic Science, - Bacteriological Research, Bharati 2013 analysis of Vidyapeeth Indrayani River Universty Water at Alandi, College of Pune District Engineering, (Maharashtra) Dhankwadi, India Pune 1 Study of Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 5.153 Apr 20 5 Dissolved D. Jadhav Research in Advent Basic Science, - Oxygen of Technology, Bharati 2014 Krishna River at Vidyapeeth Karad Universty (Maharashtra): A College of Case Study Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Study of Heavy Prof. Dr. S. Journal of Applicable Department of 4.86 Dec 21 6 Metals in Neera D. Jadhav Chemistry Basic Science, - River at Sarola Bharati 2014 Bridge and Vidyapeeth Untreated Urban Universty Sewage Water, College of Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Heavy Metal Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 5.153 Dec 22 7 Pollution Study D. Jadhav Innovative and Emerging Basic Science, - Research in Engineering of Mula-Mutha Bharati 2015 Vidyapeeth River in Pune Universty (Maharashtra) College of Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Study of Heavy Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 3.47 Aug 23 8 metals in D. Jadhav Research in Advent Basic Science, - Indrayani River Technology, Bharati 2016 at Alandi, Vidyapeeth DistrictPune Universty (Maharashtra) A College of Case Study Engineering, Dhankwadi, Pune 1 Water quality Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 4.6930 Dec 24 9 evaluation and D. Jadhav Chemical Studies, Basic Science, - water quality Bharati 2016 index of Krishna Vidyapeeth River near Karad Universty Tahsil, Dist College of Satara, (MS Engineering, India) Dhankwadi, Pune 2 Analysis of some Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 5.153 Feb 25 0 Physico- D. Jadhav Research in Advent Basic Science, - chemical Technology, Bharati 2017 Parameters of Vidyapeeth Mula-Mutha Universty River at Pune College of ( Maharashtra), Engineering, A Case Study Dhankwadi, Pune 2 Study of Prof. Dr. S. International Journal of Department of 3.8 Mar 1 Sulphate D. 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