Gelation - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study On The Crosslinking Mechanism And Dynamics Of Gelation Of Partially Hydrolyzed Polyacrylamide/Cr(Ⅲ) Systems
2.	Study On Membrane Emulsification Internal Gelation Process And Properties Of Calcium Alginate Gel Beads
3.	Study On Heat-induced Gelation Properties And Gel Forming Mechanism Of Myosin From Rabbit Skeletal Muscles
4.	Studies On Characterization Of Polymer Gels And Their Intelligent Behavior
5.	The Study Of Esterfying Reaction Between Epoxy Resins And Carboxyl Acrylic Polymers
6.	Morphology, Structure And Dynamic Rheological Properties Of Particles Filled High-density Polyethylene Composites
7.	Functional Properties, Structure And Application Of Flaxseed Gum
8.	Study On Gelation Of Soy Protein And Preparation And Properties Of EDTAD Modified Soy Protein Gels
9.	Studies On The Mechanism Of Extracting High Gelation Property Carrageenan From Hypnea
10.	Dynamic Monte Carlo Simulation Of Macromer Polymerization And Associated Chemical Gelation
11.	The Application Of Two-Dimensional Infrared Correlation Spectroscopy On The Study Of Polymer Systems
12.	Effects Of Microbial Transglutaminase Induced Protein Cross-linking Of Porcine Leg Myofibrillar And Pork Batter Gel Properties
13.	Preparation And Properties Of Super-Hydrophobic Doped Fluorinated Polymer/Silica Sol Composite Coatings
14.	Synthesis, Gelation And Liquid Crystalline Behaviour Of Dihydrazide Derivatives
15.	Phase Behavior Of Aqueous Suspensions Of Mg₂Al Layered Double Hydroxide: Competition Among Nematic Ordering, Sedimentation And Gelation
16.	Novel Core-shell Nanogels Prepared By Self-assembly Of Globular Proteins And Dextran And Its Applications As Drug Carriers
17.	Research On Crystallization Technique Of Cefotaxime Sodium
18.	Study On Myofibrils And Myofibrils Gel Properties Of Jumbo Squid (Dosidicus Gigas)
19.	Self-Assembly Of Dialkylurea Gelator At Room Temperature And The Study On The Supramolecular Structure Formed In Force Field And Confined Space
20.	Gelation And Liquid Crystalline Behaviour Of Dihydrazide Derivatives And Bi-1, 3, 4-oxadiazole Derivatives
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