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Keyword [π-πinteraction]
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Synthesis And Self-Assembly Of Triphenylene-based Supramolecules And Amphiphilic Star Polymers
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Correlations Between Structures And Sorption Capacities Of Organobentonites And Their Molecular Interaction Mechanisms
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Study On Mechanism Of The Noncovalent Interaction Between Humic Acid And Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbon
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Assembly Of The Polymer And The Anionic Surfactant-based Materials Synthesis
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NMR Study On The Intermolecular π-π Interaction Of Quinacridone Derivatives
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Construction Of Supramolecules With Betain Derivatives
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Construction Of Supramolecular Networks Based On Coordination And Hydrogen Bonds
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Design And Synthesis Of Fundamental Assemble Unit And Fluorescence Molecular Clips Based On Diethoxylcarbonyl Glycoluril
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Synthesize And Self-assembly Of Dendritic Functional Polymers Based On Perylene Bisimide/Triazine
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Effect Of Transannular Substitutent Effects On The Sonogashira Coupling Reaction And Suzuki Coupling Reaction
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Studies On Synthesis, Characterization And Properties Of Acridine Derivatives
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Preparation Of The Poly(Urethane-vinyl Imidazole)/Graphene Nano Composites
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Design, Synthesis And Aggregation Study Of Perylene Diimide Derivatives With High Solubstituentsility
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Studies On The Precision Spectroscopy Of Biological Coenzymes Using Novel Silver Nano-Materials
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Inlfuence Of π-π Interaction And Hydrophobic Effect On The Aggregaiton Behavior Of Alkali Lignin
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Synthesis And Characterization Of Functionalized Graphene With Novel Water-Soluble Metal Phthalocyanine
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Synthesis Of Novel Low Molecular Weight Gelators And Study Of Their Gel Properties And Mechanisms
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The Application Of Molecular Dynamics In The Study Of Intermolecular Interactions
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Preparation Of Low-Dimensional Supramolecular Functional Mat Erials Based On Perylene Bisimide And Naphthalene Bisimide
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Synthesis And Properties Of Indolocarbazole-based Organogelators And Diketone-boron Difluoride-based Fluorencent Probe Molecules
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