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81.	Chemically Modified Carbon Paste Electrode Preparation And Their Application Study On Copper Ions
82.	Potentiometric Immunosensors Based On Prussian Blue Nanoparticles Modifided Carbon Paste Electrode
83.	The Application Studies Of Electrodeposited Copper Electrode On Adsorption And Chiral Recognition
84.	The Fabrication Of Modified Carbon Paste Electrodes And The Application In Environmental Monitoring
85.	Synthesis And Characterization Of A Few New Hybrid POMs Characterization
86.	Electrochemical Performances And Applications Of Membrane Plasticizer-based Carbon Paste Electrodes
87.	Electrochemical Behaviors And Determinations Of Several Food Antioxidants On Carbon Electrodes
88.	Graphene Composites Modified Carbon Paste Electrode For Heavy Metal Ions
89.	Research On The Microminiature Electrochemical Sensor And Its Application In Phenols Estrogens Analysis
90.	Zirconium Compound Modified Carbon Paste Electrode Applied In Pharmaceutical Analysis
91.	Study On Four New Imprinted Electrochemical Sensors
92.	Research And Application Of Electrochemical Properties Of Several Kinds Of Dyes
93.	The Preparation And Application Of Bentonite And Modified Bentonite Modified Carbon Paste Electrode
94.	Preparation And Application Of Carbon Paste Electrode Modified By Calixarene And Derivatives
95.	Investigation Of Pt Nanoparticle Decorated Polyaniline Derivatives Modified Carbon-based Composite Electrode And Its Application On Electrocatalytic Oxidation Of Methanol And Formic Acid
96.	Electrochemical Polymerization And Electrocatalytic Characteristic Of Anthraquinones Dye On Carbon Paste Electrode
97.	Study Of Metal Complex Modified Electrode For Hydrogen Evolution
98.	Graphene Modified Carbon Paste Electrode Preparation And Application Of Detection Of Copper Ions
99.	Determination Of Heavy Metal Ions On Ionic Liquid Modified Carbon Paste Electrode
100.	The Study On The Detection Of Heavy Metal Pollutants In Water Bodies By Electrochemical Voltammetry
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