Silica colloidal - Globe Thesis

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1.	The Synthesis And Functionalization Of Three-Dimensionally Ordered Macroporous Poly (Vinyl Aromatic Hydrocarbon)
2.	A Study On Synthesis Of Silica Colloidal Crystals And Its Formation Mechanism
3.	A Study On Preparation Of Colloidal Silica Particles Using Seeds Growth And Its Mechanism
4.	Study On Photonic Bandgap And Fabrication Of Large Diameter Silica Colloidal Crystals
5.	The Interaction S Between Block Copolymers And Silica Colloidal Particles
6.	A Study On Synthesis And Application Of Monodisperse Silica Colloidal Particles
7.	Assembly And Properties Of Colloidal Crystals On Patterned And Curved Substrates
8.	Preparation Of Silica Colloidal Crystal/PDMS Composites And Study Of Their Transparancy And Cracks On The Metal Films Supported By Them
9.	An invesitgation of a novel monolithic chromatography column, silica colloidal crystal packed columns
10.	Direct force measurement for the silica-plate system in nanoparticle suspensions by colloidal probe technique
11.	Silica colloidal crystals as porous substrates for total internal reflection fluorescence microscopy
12.	Silica colloidal crystals as new materials for biomolecule separations
13.	Silica colloidal crystals as a gel media replacement
14.	Silica colloidal crystals as emerging materials for the high-throughput sizing of proteins by packed capillary electrophoresis
15.	Approaches to separations using silica colloidal membranes
16.	Fabrication and characterization of germanium doped silica ridge waveguides using a novel colloidal suspension approach
17.	Colloidal silica gels as composite electrolytes: Rheology and ion transport
18.	Utilizing advanced polymerization techniques for simplifying polymer grafting from silica colloidal crystal substrates
19.	Fabrication And Application Of Silica Colloidal Crystal Film With Interference Effect
20.	Controllable Preparation Of Magnetic-mesoporous Silica Colloidal Molecules And Study On The Adsorption Behavior Of Heavy Metal Ions
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