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Hydroxyphenyl-Pyridine Beryllium, Aluminum And Boron Compounds As Highly Efficient Blue And White Organic Electroluminescent Materials
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Molecular Simulation Of Highly Asymmetric Model Fluids And The Real Fluids Confined In Nano-Materials
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Sulfur-tolerance Of Highly Dispersed Pd(-Pt)/H-Y Catalysts For Aromatics Hydrogenation
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On The Preparation Of Highly Efficient Catalysts Using Cold Plasma Treatment
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Fabrication Of Highly Reflective And Conductive Silvered Polyimide Composite Films And Study On Their Forming Mechanism
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Preparation, Structure And Catalytic Properties Of Highly-Dispersed Cu-based Composite Metal Oxides
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Studies On Synthesis, Characterization And Catalytic Performance Of Highly Stabilized Mesoporous Molecular Sieves
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Study On The Blended Modification Of Polycarbonate And Highly Branched Polystyrene
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Design, Synthesis, And Characterization Of Light-Emitting Materials With Highly Morphological And Environmental Stability
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Characterization Of The Highly Efficient Catalysts For Methane Conversion Prepared By Plasma Method
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Molecule-Design, Preparation, Characterization, And Functionalization Of Hyperbranched Polymers
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Highly Selectively Catalytic Hydroxylation Of Benzene
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Structural Properties Of Ribose-protected Thioguanosine And Preparation Of Organosilsesquioxane (RSiO
1.5
)n Crystals From Swollen Polymer
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Studies On Highly Efficient Polymerizable And Polymeric Benzophenone Photoinitiators
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Design And Discovery Of A Highly Active Herbicide Based On Pyrimidine
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Characteristics And Efficiency Investigation Of Suspended Carrier Biofilm For Treating Highly Concentrated Organic Wastewater
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Highly Refined Acquisition Of High Temperature Raman Spectra And The Fundamental Research Of Quantitively Analysis
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Studies On The Synthesis Of Highly Substituted Furans With Diazo Compounds By Metal Catalyzed
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Rapid Solidification And Special Coating Of Highly Undercooled DD3 Superalloy
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Study Of Coupling Of Gas And Spontaneous Combustion In Highly Gassy And Spontaneous Combustion Goafs
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