Chemometric and Mathematical Analysis of Parthenium/Activated Carbon Composites: Structural and Reactive Behaviour

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This study uses novel mathematical methods to evaluate adsorbent activity, with a focus on various coefficients of a characteristic polynomial extracted from adjacency matrices. The coefficients for Raw Parthenium Flower (RPF) and Parthenium flower Activated Carbon (PFAC), range from -3746 to 3010 and -23278 to 27793, respectively and also discussed Topological indices to strengthen the above applications. Which express the information about stability, symmetry, reactivity, and connectivity Analytical procedures such as SEM and FTIR further characterize RPF and PFAC, This examine combines material confirmations as well as  exhibits the material properties such as surface morphology, surface thickness, particle size and also stability and reactivity. By leveraging advanced mathematical methodologies and established techniques in graph theory to assess stability and reactivity, researchers and scientists can significantly reduce the time required to develop solutions for environmental and societal challenges.