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9th International Conference on Organic and Inorganic Chemistry, will be organized around the theme “Spreading the magic of Chemistry”

INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2023 is comprised of 22 tracks and 4 sessions designed to offer comprehensive sessions that address current issues in INORGANIC CHEMISTRY 2023.

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Analytical Chemistry is the scientific study for the composition and structure of the matter. It uses instruments and methods to separate, identify and quantify the matter. Their results or their solutions to the problems are used by various kinds of industries such as pharmaceuticals, for surety of quality of food and water, and compliance with environmental and other regulations etc.


  • Track 1-1Mass Spectrometry
  • Track 1-2Spectroscopic Methods Analytical


A branch of science called bioinorganic chemistry studies how metals function in living things. The study of both naturally occurring phenomena, such as the behavior of metalloproteinase, and synthetically added metals, including those that are non-essential, in medicine and toxicity is referred to as bioinorganic chemistry.


  • Track 2-1Metal ion transport and storage
  • Track 2-2Enzymology
  • Track 2-3Toxicity
  • Track 2-4Oxygen transport and activation proteins
  • Track 2-5Metals in Medicine


Bio organometallic Chemistry is the discipline of science which studies the organometallic compounds in biological context. Organometallic compounds means enzymes or cofactors which possess one direct bond with metal carbon. This field is used in the development of new drugs.


  • Track 3-1Medicinal Organochemistry


Computational Chemistry is the branch in which computational chemists studies the fundamental of atoms, molecules and chemical reactions using quantum mechanics and thermodynamics principles.


  • Track 4-1Bioanalytical sciences
  • Track 4-2Chemical reactivity simulation
  • Track 4-3D and f-element molecular magnetism
  • Track 4-4Density functional theory and EPR/ENDOR spectroscopy


In natural waterways, complex formation is a key chemical process that modifies metal species in solution by reducing free ion activity and altering solubility, mobility, and toxicity. Ion exchange, sorption, and weathering are actually ligand exchange reactions, and surface chemistry can also be understood in terms of coordination chemistry.


  • Track 5-1Coordination Entity
  • Track 5-2Central Atoms and Central Ions
  • Track 5-3Ligands
  • Track 5-4Coordination Number
  • Track 5-5Coordination Sphere


Electrochemistry deals with chemical reactions that produce the electric current and the changes associated with the passage through matter of electrical current. It is done through the oxidation or redox reaction i.e. movement of electrons.


  • Track 6-1Fundamentals of Electrochemistry
  • Track 6-2Electrochemical cell
  • Track 6-3Galvanic cell


Forensic chemistry is applied science field where an individual apply his/her expertise to solve the crimes in the field of chemistry. There are various disciplines that an individual can adopt to solve the crime scenes. Some of the applications of forensic chemistry include spectroscopy, detection and separation methods to identify the illegal drugs and medicines.


  • Track 7-1Molecular and atomic spectro-chemical technique
  • Track 7-2Electrochemical techniques
  • Track 7-3Sensors
  • Track 7-4Surface characterization techniques
  • Track 7-5Nuclear magnetic resonance


Organic chemistry is the scientific discipline, to study the properties, structure and applications of organic molecules and compounds. Organic compounds are carbon based compounds i.e. compound composed of carbon and hydrogen atoms only.


  • Track 8-1Structure and bonding
  • Track 8-2Resonance and acid-base chemistry
  • Track 8-3Alkanes, cycloalkanes, and functional groups
  • Track 8-4Stereochemistry


There is a plentiful supply of food, much of it is processed, and chemical additives are frequently used. In these privileged areas, issues with food primarily centre on price, quality, variety, and convenience, as well as how processing and chemical additions affect food's wholesomeness and nutritional worth. Food science is a field of study that deals with the physical, chemical, and biological characteristics of food in relation to stability, cost, quality, processing, safety, nutritional value, wholesomeness, and convenience.


  • Track 9-1Structure Carbohydrates
  • Track 9-2Structure Lipids
  • Track 9-3Structure of Protein


Environmental chemistry studies the effect of the polluting chemicals on the nature while green chemistry focuses on the environmental impact of chemistry such as reducing consumption of non-renewable energy sources and technological ways to prevent pollution.


  • Track 10-1Biofuels
  • Track 10-2Chemical safety
  • Track 10-3Environmental monitoring
  • Track 10-4Ionic liquids
  • Track 10-5Microwave chemistry


Heterocyclic compounds are unsaturated derivatives and unstrained 5 and 6 membered ringed substances i.e. they are inorganic that contain at least one carbon. Macro cyclic ligand exhibits strong affinity for metal ions.


  • Track 11-1Aliphatic Heterocyclic Compounds
  • Track 11-2Aromatic compounds


Inorganic chemistry is the study of inorganic substances which are classified as catalysts, pigments, coating, surfactants, drugs, oils and more. It is concerned with inorganic compounds properties and their action. It involves rocks, minerals, coatings and organometallic compounds.



It is a challenging field as it tie-up many scientific disciplines and allows for collaborations with other scientists in researching and developing the new drugs. Medicinal chemists apply their chemistry training and knowledge in synthesizing the new pharmaceuticals and their development processes.


  • Track 13-1Protein kinase Inhibitors
  • Track 13-2Biophysical and Computational Tools


A wide range of fields, including biological investigation and chemical synthesis as well as optics and information technology, now have new capabilities thanks to microfluidics, which has recently brought continuous flow technology remarkable precision.



Working on the nanomaterial provides a scientific approach to the nanotechnology. Nanomaterial can be defined as the number of particle size must measure below 100 nanometers. Nano materials can occur naturally or can be created as the by-products of combustion reaction. These nanomaterials are too small for the naked eyes to see. The use of nanomaterial is spans across various industries such as healthcare, cosmetics etc.


  • Track 15-1organic Material
  • Track 15-2Bio-Material
  • Track 15-3Soft-Material


It is the brief analysis of the compounds which are produced or modulated by human nervous system. It is the purest branch of organic chemistry which involves study of neurochemicals such as oxytocin, serotonin, dopamine and other compounds which controls neurotransmitters. A clear awareness of neurochemistry is required to recognize certain neurological and cognitive conditions.


  • Track 16-1Inhibitory neurotransmitter
  • Track 16-2Serotonin
  • Track 16-3Acetylcholine assists.


Physical chemistry is the sub-division of chemistry which involves the application of physics principles to determine the hypotheses to study the chemical properties and reactions between the materials. Physical chemist uses heavy machinery (laser, nuclear magnetic resonance and electron microscope etc.) for the reaction between the materials and analyses them by using physics laws and mathematical computations on the large data sets produced with those reactivity.


  • Track 17-1Gas Chromatography
  • Track 17-2Ionic Liquid
  • Track 17-3pH
  • Track 17-4Enumeration
  • Track 17-5Ions


Polymer chemistry is a sub-division of chemistry that focuses on the chemical synthesis, structure and chemical and physical properties of polymers and macromolecules. In living organisms the enzymes, cellulose and nucleic acid are the example of polymers. They also form base of minerals such as stone, granite, etc. and products like concrete, steel, paper, plastics and rubber.


  • Track 18-1Polymer Synthesis
  • Track 18-2Polymer analysis
  • Track 18-3Bio Polymers


Radiochemistry is the study of chemistry of radioactive materials where radioactive agents are used to research the properties and chemical processes of non-radioactive isotopes; sometimes the absence of radioactivity also results in a sample being defined as inactive as isotopes are stable.


  • Track 19-1Ligand
  • Track 19-2Fluoride
  • Track 19-3Positron
  • Track 19-4Peptide
  • Track 19-5Radionuclide


High-energy ultrasound chemistry is the subject of the science known as sonochemistry. The fundamentals of sonochemistry and how to use it to create nanoparticles. Nowadays, sonochemistry is widely acknowledged as a method for creating nanomaterial. The numerous review articles that have been released over the past few years show this.


  • Track 20-1Ultrasonic sonochemistry
  • Track 20-2Sonication
  • Track 20-3Bubble Cvitation


Radio-chemists must work safely and with the least amount of exposure possible when performing radiochemistry with high initial and quick decaying levels of carbon-11 or fluorine-18. Fluorine-18 PET radiochemistry has historically been seen as the domain of organic chemists. A co-ordinatively unsaturated aluminum complex is used as a high-affinity binding site for fluoride in a new innovative inorganic method for tagging proteins with 18F.


  • Track 21-1Radioactive Isotope
  • Track 21-2Neptunium
  • Track 21-3Positrons
  • Track 21-4Tomography
  • Track 21-5Actinide


Organometallic chemistry is the study of organometallic compounds, which are substances that contain at least one chemical bond between a carbon atom from an organic molecule and a metal. These substances include alkali, alkaline earth, and transition metals, as well as metalloids like boron, silicon, and selenium.


  • Track 22-1Metal-Ligand Co-operatively
  • Track 22-2Iridium Catalysts for Organic Reactions
  • Track 22-3Nanoparticles in Catalysis
  • Track 22-4New Directions in the Modeling of Organometallic Reactions