Natural waters - Globe Thesis

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1.	Growth Regularity And Adsorption Characteristics Of Important Components In Surface Coatings Developed In Natural Waters
2.	Characteristics Of Distribution And Transport Of Heavy Metals In Multi-phase System Of Natural Waters
3.	Studies On The Adsorption Characteristics Of Lead, Cadmium And Copper Onto Solid Phases And Their Main Components In Natural Waters
4.	Modification Of Atomic Fluorescence Determination Of Arsenic In Natural Waters, With Application In Jiaozhou Bay, Yellow Sea And East China Sea
5.	Study On The Relationship Between COD And TOC In The Natural Surface Coatings
6.	Research On Photodegradation And Volatilization Of Naphthalene In Natural Waters
7.	CdCC/CuCC In Natural Waters Evaluated By Dynamic Analytical Methods
8.	Photochemical Behavior Of Sunscreen Agent P-aminobenzoic Acid And Carbon Nanotubes In Natural Waters
9.	Effects Of Coexist Heavy Metals And PH On Sorption Of PCP On Biofilms In Natural Waters
10.	Characteristics Of Accumulation And Biodegradation Of Paes By Potamogeton Crispus L. In Natural Waters
11.	Effect Of Typical Organic Ligands On The Adsorption Of Cd To Natural Biofilms
12.	Preparation Of A Mercapto Hybrid Organic-inorganic Monolith And Its Application In The Speciation Of Inorganic Arsenic In Drinking And Natural Waters
13.	The Sorption Characteristics Of Ofloxacin Onto Biofilms/sediments From Natural Waters
14.	Sorption Characteristics And Mechanisms Of Phenanthrene, Lindane And Ofloxacin Onto Biofilms From Natural Waters
15.	Effects Of Florfenicol And Ofloxacin On The Physicochemical And Biological Properties Of Biofilms From Natural Waters
16.	Occurrence,Distribution And Sources Of Biopterin In The Jiulong River And Estuary System
17.	Study And Application Of The Indophenol Method For The Determination Of Ammonium In Natural Waters Using O-phenylphenol
18.	Electrical conductivity: Theory and applications for natural waters
19.	Quantitative structure-property relationships for predicting group IIB metal binding by organic ligands
20.	The carbonate system in natural waters
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