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Abatyough Terungwa Michael

Publications (4)

Methanolic Synthesis of Fatty Acid Methyl Esters (FAME) from Waste Materials

Abatyough Terungwa Michael, V. O. Ajibola, E. B. Agbaji & James Yusuf · Chemical Science International Journal · 2019

Waste materials (carbide slurry and waste cooking oil) were explored in esterification and transesterification reactions as a viable alternative to a sustainable transport fuel production. The Fourier transformed infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), Atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS)...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/CSJI/2019/v26i330095

Multivariate Analysis of Under Ground Water Pollution Sources in Agbabu Bitumen Belt

Abatyough Terungwa Michael, Ibraheem Aderemi, Onoyima Christian, Adebiyi Adedayo, Yusuf James & Ahmed Salamatu · Chemical Science International Journal · 2016

Multivariate data analysis is used to analyse underground water samples from ten (10) different water sources in Agbabu bituminous belt of Nigeria. Principal component analysis (PCA) showed Component one (PC1) to be the most significant Component accounting for 54.09% of the poll...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/ACSJ/2016/21991

Biopolymer Composites: Integrating Agro Waste-fillers with LDPE for Enhanced Mechanistic and Moisture Properties

Oluwaseun Bayode, Abatyough Terungwa Michael & Ojo Francis Kolawole · Chemical Science International Journal · 2025

Availability of sustainable materials has been closely linked to the development of new technologies. In this study, agro-waste materials; Coconut shell (CS) and Saw dust (SD) were employed as filler materials in the production of polymer composites using low density polyethylene...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/CSJI/2025/v34i5994

Fabrication of Ene-based Tin Oxide (GO-Sno2) Composites and Study of their Structural and Optical Absorption Properties

Williams, Uyo Queen, Abatyough Terungwa Michael & Oluwole Adewunmi · Chemical Science International Journal · 2025

Pollution of accessible and limited freshwater resources by organic pollutants especially dyes is a global problem, even as wastewater treatment continues to attract attention. Since traditional wastewater treatment plants (WWTP) are not built to fully remediate or degrade these...

Open access Research Article 10.9734/CSJI/2025/v34i2957