Rozina Khattak

Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women University Pakistan

Dr. Rozina Khattak, an Associate Professor, works in the Chemistry Department of the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women's University in Peshawar, Pakistan. For seven years, she has led the department as both its founder and head. With more than 60 articles published in prestigious international journals and many international book chapters, she is actively involved in teaching, administration, and research. She spoke at numerous conferences on a national and international level. She received numerous awards from her workplace university for her administration and research performance. In January 2012, she received her Ph.D. from the Chemistry Department of the University of Karachi in Pakistan. In 2009, she served as a visiting research fellow at Durham University's Department of Chemistry in the United Kingdom. Soon after receiving her Doctorate, she began working as an Assistant Professor at the National Center of Excellence in Physical Chemistry, University of Peshawar, Pakistan in April 2012. She held this position for one year. She later relocated to the Shaheed Benazir Bhutto Women's University in Peshawar, Pakistan, in October 2014, where she began working as an Assistant Professor. From November 2015 until November 2022, she also held the position of Department Head.

Rozina Khattak

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The book "Redox" provides vast insight into the oxidation-reduction reactions to its readers. The book consists of three sections that include redox in the coordination compounds, organic compounds and polymerization; redox in electrochemistry; and redox and fish welfare. The first section consists of three chapters that describe the role of redox reactions in several fields such as transition metal chemistry, degradation processes of toxic compounds and dyes in treatment of water and wastewater, the catalysis of oxidation of organic compounds by metal active sites, and synthesis of copolymers. The second section consists of two chapters. The role of redox reactions and reactivity description of compounds are discussed in the second section of the book. The non-aqueous redox flow batteries are described in this section. The third section extensively discusses the redox balance and fish welfare and consists of one chapter.

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