N-vinylpyrrolidone - Globe Thesis

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21.	Hydrophobically Associating Water-soluble Polymer P (dmdaac-nvp-ia), Synthesis And In Vitro Study
22.	Study On The Activation Effect Of The Hydrogen Bonding Interaction On Monomers And Controlled Radical Polymerization
23.	Study On Synthetic Process Of N-vinylpyrrolidone
24.	Xanthate Mediated Living Free Radical Polymerization Of The Nonconjugated Vinyl Monomers
25.	Study On Supramolecular Chemistry Based Nano Drug Delivery Systems
26.	Protein Adsorption On Poly(N-vinylpyrrolidone)-Modified Material Surfaces Prepared By Surface-Initiated Atom Transfer Radical
27.	Synthesis Of Homopolymer, Copolymer And Core/Shell Composite Microspheres Of NVP By Dispersion Polymerization
28.	Preparation Of Porous Terpolymer(GMA-NVP-MBA) And Its Application Study On Immobilizing Cowpea Esterase
29.	The Preparation Of Biocompatible Microgels And Its Structure And Properties
30.	Isolation Of A N-vinylpyrrolidone-degrading Bacterium And Its Degradation Characteristics, Immobiliziton And The Degradation Of NVP In Synthetic Wastewater
31.	Preparation And Properties Of NVP-Based Gel Polyelectrolyte
32.	Study On Cyclic And Linear-dendritic Block Copolymers Based On N-vinyllactam
33.	Synethesis Of High Temperature Drilling Fluid Additives With NVP And Its Engineering Application For Ultra-deep Well
34.	Research On The Photocurable Silk Fibroin Hydrogels
35.	Study On Linear-dendritic Block Copolymers Based On Poly(Hydroxyethyl Glutamine) And Poly(Vinyl Lactam)
36.	Study On Preparation And Properties Of AA-AM&NVP Matrix Supporting Materials For UV-curing 3D Printing
37.	Study On Enzyme-responsive Linear-dendaritic Block Copolymers Based On Dendritic Phenylalanyl-lysine Dipeptides
38.	Studies On Enzymes Linked With Phenylalanyl-lysine Dipeptide And PH Responsive Linear-dendritic Block Copolymers
39.	Study On Enzyme-responsive Linear-dendritic Block Copolymers And Super-Amphiphilic Molecules Using A Phenylalanyl-Glutamic Acid Dipeptides As Dendrons
40.	Part I. An investigation of the mechanism of interaction between poly(n-vinylpyrrolidone) and phenols. Part II. An investigation into a more efficacious imaging agent
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