Cyclic carbonates - Globe Thesis

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1.	Catalytic Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates Under Supercritical Conditions
2.	Study On The Coupling Reaction Of CO₂ And Epoxides Catalyzed By Bifunctional Catalysts
3.	Preparation And Characterization Of The Five-membered Cyclic Carbonates And Nanocomposites
4.	Study On The Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates
5.	Study On High-efficiency Catalysts For Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates Through The Cycloaddition Of CO₂ To Epoxides
6.	Activation Of Carbon Dioxide And Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates
7.	Research On The Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates And Dye-sensitized Solar Cells Using Metallpoprphyins
8.	Asymmetric Synthesis Of Optically Active Azidoalcohols, Cyclic Carbonates And Epoxide Derivatives By Cobalt(Salen) Complexes
9.	Synthesis Of 3-(S)-methyl-morpholine-2, 5-dione And Its Polymerization
10.	Studies On The Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates Heterogeneously Catalyzed By Ionic Liquids
11.	Synthesis Of Oxazolidinones And Cyclic Carbonates Catalyzed By Amino Acids Under Supercritical Carbon Dioxide Conditions
12.	Study On The Synthesis Of Metalloporphyrins And Their Catalytic Properties In The Coupling Reaction Of CO₂ And Epoxides
13.	Preparation Of Polyphase Asymmetric Epoxidation And Chiral Cyclic Carbonates
14.	Preparation Of Multifunctional Ionic Liquid And Study On Catalytic Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonate
15.	Preparation Of Novel Ionic Liquids And Their Applications For The Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates From Carbon Dioxide And Expoxides
16.	Amino Acid/Dopamine-based Binary Catalyst For The Efficient Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates
17.	The Preparation Of Metal Salen Modified By Chiral Amino Acid And Their Application In The Catalytic Synthesis Of Cyclic Carbonates
18.	Study On The Synthesis Of Metalloporphyrins And Their Catalytic Properties In The Coupling Reaction Of Co₂ And Epoxides
19.	Design And Synthesis Of Ordered Ionic Liquid-Functionalized Mesoporous Polymers For Efficient Chemical Fixation Of CO₂
20.	Study On The Epoxidation Of Plant Oil-Based Feedstocks And Their Cyclic Carbonates
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