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1.	Research And Application On Photoacoustic Spectroscopy And Cavity Enhanced Absorption Spectroscopy Techniques
2.	Nanometer Scale　Mineralogy And Geochemistry Of Palygorskite Clays In The Border Of Jiangsu And Anhui Provinces
3.	Study On The Controlling Of Element Phase Transformation By Adsorption/desorption In The Changjiang Estuary
4.	The Study Of Airglow By Nonlinear Gravity Wave And The Development Of The Total Ozone Spectrometer
5.	Identification Of Critical Residues Of GFRα1 Binding To GDNF
6.	The Study Of Seismic Acquisition Method Based On Modeling Of 2D And 3D Complex Geologic Structure
7.	Forming Of The Three Gorges Of The Yangtze River And Sedimentary Response In The West Edge Of Jianghan Basin And Adjacent Area
8.	The Distribution Of Elements,Carbon And Oxygen Isotopes On Marine Strata And Environmental Correlation Between They And Hydrocarbon Source Rocks Formation—An Example From Ordovician Basin,China
9.	Geologic Geochemical Feature And Multipurpose Utilization Of Al-polemetal Deposits In Western Guangxi
10.	Sequence Stratigraphy And Its Dynamic Mechanism Of Silurian In Tarim Basin
11.	A Study On The Abundance Relationships Among Trace Elements And Its Application
12.	The Interaction Between Microalgae And Trace Metals In Plateau Lakes And The Simulating Experiment
13.	Asymptotic Trace Of Schr(?)dinger Operator On Fractal Drums
14.	Formation And Evolution Of The Northern Jiangsu Plain
15.	Symmetry, Subgroups And Supergroups Of Quasicrystallographic Point Groups
16.	Study On The Dynamical Process Of Stratospheric Sudden Warming And Its Effects On The Distribution Of Trace Gases
17.	Study On The Trends And Chemical Process Of Trace Gases In Stratosphere
18.	Study On The Characteristics Of Marine Nepheloid Layers And Their Influential Factors In The Middle Pacific Ocean And In The East China Shelf Sea
19.	Palaeolacustrine Productivity Study Of Early Late Cretaceous In The Central Area Of Songliao Basin
20.	Rapid Identification Of Biologically Active Molecules
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