Research aims to bring the waste. The cashew nut shell the odor removal products. To reduce the use of chemicals. And reduce waste agricultural waste and Community Research finds that The cashew nut shell. When buming the charcoal. The moisture content is 5. 26 % with charcoal to absorb odors as well. The carbon shell of cashew nuts are finely ground can absorb it very well the pH of the solution averaged 8.17 ability to absorb the smell of charcoal bark seeds cashew nuts in a container that is stale take 3-5 days to product. Absorbs odors welL Vase Grapes on the product used the time to absorb the smell more than 5 days and less ability to absorb odors. The shell is made from cashew nut products odor removal is a method that can reduce the use of chemicals to eliminate any odor and reduce global warming and the other one.

The Purposes of1bis Research were to study of Bachelor of Science Programs in Applied Chemistry and in related other areas in Thailand s Higher Educational Institutions. The sample consisted of 27 Programs of Bachelor ofScience Programs in chemistry Applied Chemistry and Industrial chemistry in Thailand s Higher Educational Institutions. Instruments used for collecting data were Curriculum Data Sheets. The data were analyzed by using SPSS for window. The statistics used were frequency percentage and mean. The results were as follows: 1. Most of the Bachelor of Science programs are chemistry. The others are Applied Chemistry and Industrial chemistry respectively. 2. The Total Course Credits of Bachelor of Science Programs were 137.12 Credits including General Education Courses (34.46 credits) Specific Courses (96.50 credits) and free elective courses (6.42 credits). 3. The Total Course Credits of the Bachelor of Science Programs before 2005 were 140.67 credits including General Education Courses (35.28 credits) specific courses (99.22 credits) and free elective courses (6.61 credits). 4. The Total Course Credits of the Bachelor of Science Programs s after 2005 were 129.13 credits including General education courses (32.63 credits) specific courses (90.38 credits) and free elective courses (8.76 credits). 5. The Total Course Credits of Bachelor of Science Programs in Applied Chemistry were . 130.67 credit including General education courses (37.67 credits) specific courses (85.00 credits) and free elective courses (8.00 credits). 6. The minors of Bachelor of Science programs in Applied Chemistry consisted of Industrial Chemistry and Management Environmental Chemistry Material Chemistry Natural Products Chemistry Polymer Chemistry Applied Chemistry for Industry Chemistry Education and Medicinal Biochemistry.

During the last two decades India has made significant strides in its economic growth and development. According to the assessment of potential by the comparative environmental frameworks the strengths are summarized as follows: (1) being a democratic country (2) having plentiful resources (3) enjoying consecutive high economic growth (4) having increased purchasing power and (5) having the world class of software industries. Weaknesses are as follows: (1) unbalanced income distribution (2) undeveloped infrastructures and (3) having intricate process of custom. Opportunities are as follows: (1) huge market (2) good market of infrastructure businesses (3) more contemporary society and (4) the existing Thai–India FTA. Threats are as follows: (1) having trade barriers (2) undeveloped transportation and (3) having imitation of goods. Therefore Thai entrepreneurs should get themselves well-prepared. The followings are examples of what potential investors should consider researching: India’s market study the regulation study of business and etc. The government and private sectors should help equip the entrepreneurs with whatever necessary to make them well-prepared. After all the role of the government and private sectors is indispensable to their success.

This research is the analytical study of fibers from banana trees in northern area. The study has been conducted on planted banana-species areas in 5 northern provinces. There are 9 studied banana species. The objectives of the studies are to utilize these mentioned banana species for product creation. It is also to find out the banana-fiber-extraction process for new materials used as guidelines to design new products which help generate extra revenue for farmers after harvest season. The result from the research indicates that the most appropriate species for the research is Musa acuminata Colla due to its strongest texture in term of thickness. The leftovers of banana (stalk and pseudo stem in dried form) after agricultural process have been extracted into straight fiber ropes. Then they are processed into straight fiber ropes through hand-cutting by northern villagers. As for the 5 types of natural fibers. It is found that banana fibers mixed with hemp fibers at 50% proportion for each yields the highest pull force of 678.71 N. To sum up the manufacturing production and creation is in a good level by average value 4.17 and the product users’ satisfactions is a good level by average value 4.07.

This research aimed to develop the prototype of information management systems for achievement evaluation and grade submission of Ubon Ratchathani Rajabhat University. The research process begins to study the need for the development of the prototype of information management system for achievement evaluation and grade submission. The research instruments were interview and questionnaires. This research found that lecturers needed to have a developed model for this system. It was found that the system including achievement evaluation grade submission and storing data were validity tested by grade information. Moreover the prototype model developed could be used as a model for the present education evaluation and grade submission at the university.