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Study Of Dilute Sulfuric Acid Pretreatment Of Corn Stover
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The Preparation Of High Purity Lutein And The Synthesis Of Its Derivatives
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Research On Process Of Phytic Acid Extraction And Effect Of Preservation Of Fresh-cut Apple
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Fermentation Condition Optimization Of Poly-γ-glutamic Acid And Its Structure Characterization
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Selection Of New Strains166-2051and Optimization Of Fermentation Conditions In Vitamin C Fermentation
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Study On The Characterization Of Dilute HCl And HNO
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Co-hydrolysis Of Corn Stover At Low Temperature
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Research On The Leaching Progress Of Manganese From Pyrolusite With Vegetable Powder
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Improvement Of Acidification Performance During Anaerobic Co-fermentation Of Waste Activated Sludge And Spent Mushroom Substrates Under Pretreatments
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Study On The Enrichment And Purification Of Gamma Amino Acid In Brown Rice In Xinjiang And The Preparation Of Brown Rice Chewable Tablets
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Treatment And Reutilization Of H-acid Wastewater Of High Concentration By Complex Extraction
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The Preparation And Biomedical Properties Of PH-sensitive Polymeric Micelle
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Preparation Of Functionalized Mesoporous Silicon-based Materials And Their Drug-Loading And Catalytic Performances
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Synthesis And Properties Of Several Low Molecular Weight Organogelators
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Design,Synthesis Of 1 2,3-Triazole Derivatives As Fluorescent Molecules And Investigation On Its Photoluminescence Properties
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Highly Efficient Activated Alkyne-based Polymerizations And Applications Of The Products
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Preparatioin And Research Of Acid-sensitive Photothermal-chemotherapy Cooperative Nano-drug Carriers
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Enzymatic Kinetic Separation Of Enantiomers Of Aromatic Acids
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Study On Preparation Process Of High-purity Dimer Acid And Its Further Synthesis Of Polyurethane
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Study On Preparation Of Levulinic Acid By Bagasse Acid Hydrolysis
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Preparation Of Activated Carbon Derived From Corncob And The Adsorption Characteristics For Organic Arsenic Compounds
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