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Keyword [Chemical sensing]
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The Preparation Of Fluorescent Molecules And The Detection For Aniline
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Study On Sensitive Materials And SPR-based Fiber Optic Chemical Sensing System
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Of Sno <sub> 2 </ Sub>, The In <sub> 2 </ Sub> The O <sub> 3 </ Sub> Nanostructures By Chemical Vapor Deposition Method And Their Field Emission, Photoluminescence, And Chemical Sensing Performance
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Preparation And Chemical Sensing Of Different Micro-structure Of Nickel Oxide And Photocatalytic Performance
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The Study Of Chemical Sensing Material Based On Hyperbranched Poly (Phenylenen Sulfide)
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Preparation Of Water Soluble CdSe Quantum Dots And Their Application In Ion Recognition
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Post-synthetic Modification And Crystalline Molecular Flask For Metal-Organic Frameworks
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Construction And Luminescence Of Lanthanide Metal-Organic Frameworks Based On Aromatic Carboxylic Ligands
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Functional Molecular Imprinted Polymers For The Detection Of Melamine And Benzoic Acid In Food Products
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Synthesis And Application Of Novel Ligand And Theoretical Calculation Of New Complexes
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Modification Of Carbon Nanotubes By Chemical Oxidation And Their Application In Chemical Sensing
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N-type Silicon Photovoltaic Research Chemical Sensing Electrode Modified Nickel Oxyhydroxide
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Polyethyleneimine Assisted Synthesis Of Fluorescent Gold/Silver Nanomaterials And Their Applications
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The Synthesis And Biomimetic Catalytic Application Of Hemin Derivatised Porphyrin Metal Complexes
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Of Acid/Base Controlled Chiroptical Switches And Their Chemical Sensing Properties
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Preparation And Characterization Of The Fluorescent Nano-TiO
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Composites Microsphere
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Organic Vapors Sensitive Photonic Crystal Film Visual Sensors
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A Series Of Coordination Polymers Constructed From The Polycarboxylate Ligands: Synthesis And Properties
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Design, Synthesis And Property Study Of Multifunctional Luminescent Materials Based On Metal-Organic Frameworks
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Porous Metal Organic Framework Materials:Synthesis And Sensing, Separation, Proton Conduction And Catalytic Properties
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