cucurbiturils - Globe Thesis

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1.	Study Of Host-Guest Chemistry Of Cucurbituril Homologues And Their Derivatives
2.	Studies On The Fluorescence Properties Of Intra-molecular Charge Transfer Compounds, Amino Acid Imide Derivates And Their Interactions With Cucurbiturils
3.	Interaction Between Cucurbit[N1urils With Some Chain Organic Numerators
4.	Study On The Supramolccular Interaction Of Cucurbiturils And Aromatic Hydrocarbon Compounds
5.	Study On The Interaction Of Cucurbiturils And Quinoline,2,2'-dipyridine Derivatives
6.	Study On The Interaction Of Cucurbiturils With Viologen Derivatives And Buflomedil
7.	The Synthesis Of Several Cucurbiturils And Their Application In Analytical Chemistry
8.	Synthesis Of Cucurbiturils And Its Supramolecular Chemistry Incorporating Metal Cation Complexes
9.	Study Of The Proton Transfer Of2-substituted Benzimidazole In The Cucurbit[]urils Nanocavity
10.	Study On Proton Transfer Of Substituted Imidazole And Oxazole In Nano-limited Mediumby Spectroscopic Methodology
11.	Synthesis Of Cucurbiturils And Investigation On Its Effect Of Supramolecular Structure
12.	Research On Preparation, Adsorption And Photocatalytic Properties Of Compound Cucurbiturils
13.	Study On Functional Assembly And Medicines Performance Of Cucurbiturils With Porphyrin Macrocycle Molecules
14.	The Modified Cucurbiturils - Methyl-substituted Synthesis Cucurbiturils, Isolation And Nature Study
15.	The Modified Cucurbiturils - Cyclopentyl Replace The Synthesis And Separation Of The Cucurbituril
16.	Cucurbituril - Metal Complexes Of The Ultra Molecular System Investigated Catalytic Properties Of The Bnpp Hydrolysis
17.	Cucurbituril With The Catalytic Oxidation Of Ascorbic Acid
18.	Studies On The Fluorescent Properties And Weak Interactions Between Metal Complexes And Cucurbiturils
19.	Study On The Molecular Recognition Of Cucurbiturils For Their Applications In Chromatography And Others
20.	Study On The Interaction Of Cucurbiturils With Viologen Derivatives And Their Optical Properties
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