Vol. 6, Issue 12, Part C (2020)

Abstract
The kinetic study of three wild medicinal plants such as Aloe vera (Av), Chlorophytum (Chf) and Asparagus racemosus (Asp) have been carried out with Ag-Zn electrode pairs in three different seasons by measuring their bioelectrode potential. The freshly plucked injured plant’s leaves of Av, Chf and Asp were dipped in 1.00 x 10^-3 (mol dm^-3) solution of primary salts viz. NaCl and KCl for 30 minutes and delivery of potential was recorded with Ag-Zn electrode pair in different seasons. Overall assessing the data obtained for different seasons, for the Av, Chf and Asp the first-order kinetics was obeyed when study is carried out upto 54 hours and later on beyond this long span of time rate declines towards zero-order showing complicated kinetics.