Photoconductive - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Studies Of The Preparation And Photoconductive Properties Of Organic/Inorganic Multilayer Films
2.	Far-infrared Properties Of Biological Tissues And Micro/nano Structures Characterized By Terahertz Time-domain Spectroscopy
3.	Optical/mechanical/electrical Coupled Properties Of One-dimensional Piezoelectric Nanomaterials
4.	Organic Photoconductive Composites And The Single-layered Organic Photoreceptors
5.	Study On The Synthesis Of Triarylamine And Its Intermediate
6.	Study On The Synthesis And Photoconductive Performance Of Bisazo Compounds Having Oxadiazole
7.	The Synthetic Study Of Alkyl-substituted Triarylamine As Organic Hole Transport Materials And Their Intermediates
8.	Studies On The Fabrication Of Novel Ultra Fast Photoconductive Switch
9.	Study On The Preparetion Of Carbazole-Based Polymers And The Properties Of Photoconductivity
10.	Study On Phenomenon Of Series MIM Structure In Nanoscale Based On Ultra-Fast PCSS
11.	The Synthetic Study Of Benzidine As Organic Hole Transport Materials And Their Intermediates
12.	Photocurrent Characteristics Of Ultraviolet Photoconductive Detectors With TiO₂ Thin Film
13.	Study On The Synthesis And Properties Of Diphenoquinone Electronic Transporting Materials
14.	The Reasearch On Well-aligned ZnO Nanorod Arrays UV Dector Fabrication And Its Property
15.	Containing Electron - Acceptor Perylene Polyimide Synthesis And Photoconductivity Study
16.	Photoconductive Method Of Tio <sub> 2 </ Sub> Thin Film Surface Adsorption Of Gases On Photocatalytic Activity
17.	First Principles Study Of Transition Metal Compounds
18.	Preparation And Properties Of Photoconductive Materials Of Poly(2-(carbazol-9-yl) Ethyl Methacrylate)
19.	Study On The Molecular Design Of Photoconductive Compounds For The Irradiation Systems With Visible Or Ultraviolet Light And Their Photophysical Chemistry Properties
20.	Viologen/Pyrenetetrasu1Fonic Acid Charge Transfer Crystals: Preparation And Photoconductive Property
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