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181. Design Of G-quadruplex-based Nucleic Acid Fluorescent Probes And Their Applications In Small Molecule And Metal Ion Detection
182. Synthesis Of Triazine-Based Covalent Organic Frameworks And Their Applications As Fluorescent Sensors
183. Synthesis Of MnFe2O4 Mesoporous Nanomaterial And Its Application In Artemisinin Loading And Mercury Ion Detection
184. Construction And Properties Of Glycosyl-Based Carbon Quantum Dots/PVA Composites Room Temperature Phosphorescent Materials
185. Preparation,ion Detection And Adsorption Of Graphene-based Composites
186. Fluorescence Mechanism Of Carbon Dots And Their Application In Ion Detection
187. Research On Hg Ion Detection Based On SPR Technology
188. Synthesis And Properties Of Rhodamine-based Fluorescence Sensor For Detecting Hg2+
189. Applications Of Inorganic Carbon Quantum Dots As Fluorescent Probe In Ion Detection
190. Design,synthesis And Sensing Ability Of Fluorescent Probes For Cyanides Based On Nucleophilic Aromatic Substitution Of Hydrogen
191. Design,Synthesis And Research On Applications Of Luminescent Gold Nanoclusters
192. Design,Synthesis And Properties Of Novel Donor-Acceptor Type Conjugated Fluorescent Probes
193. The Study Of Fluorescence Sensors Based On Tripolythiophene And Phenothiazine Derivatives
194. Design,Synthesis,Photophysical Properties,and Sensing Of Dual-emissive Iridium(?)Complexes
195. Preparation Of Brush-Like Fluorescent Microspheres And Its Application In Ion Detection
196. Application Of Electrochemical Sensor Based On Amino-reduced Graphene Oxide In Heavy Metal Ion Detection
197. Preparation Of NaYF4:Yb3+/Er3+/Zn2+ And Single Particle Fluorescent Probe The Study
198. Preparation Of Heteroatom-doped Carbon Dots And Their Sensing Research On Metal Ions
199. Research On Mercury Ion Detection Method Based On Gold Nanoclusters And Porphyrin
200. The Synthesis Of Schiff Base Fluorescent Probe Based On Spirobifluorene As The Parent And Its Application In Metal Ion Detection
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