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41.	Self-assembly Of Inorganic Nanoparticles And/or Macromolecules Driven By Host-Guest Inclusion Complexation
42.	Preparation And Characterization Of Cyclodextrin-based Poly (Pseudo) Rotaxane
43.	Synthesis And Recognition Of New Calixarenes Compounds, And Study Of Several Absorbent Resins
44.	The Mechanism And Adjustment Of Sediment Formation And Color Distortion In Green Tea Extraction
45.	Studies On The Surface Modification Of Polymeric Vesicles And Supramolecular Hydrogels Based On The Inclusion Complexation Interactions
46.	Study On Deoxidation By Hydrogen And Natural Gas In Molten Steel
47.	Construction Of Supramolecular Structures Based On Inclusion Of Cyclodextrins And Ionic Self-Assembly
48.	Mathematical And Physical Simulation On RH Vacuum Refining Process
49.	Preparation And Characterization Of Cyclodextrin-Based Inclusion Complex Hydrogel And Hydrophobic Association Hydrogel
50.	Fabrication And Functionalization Of Responsive Supramolecular Polymeric Assemblies
51.	Investigation Of Localized Corrosion Behavior Of Low-nickel Stainless Steel
52.	Phenyl Polyhedral Oligomeric Silsesquioxane (POSS)-containing Polymers: Structure And Properties
53.	Control Mechanism Of Chloroacetanilide Herbicide Contaminations By Sodium Bisulfite And Cyclodextrins
54.	Evolution Behavior Of Cracks And Inclusions In Slab During Rolling
55.	Introdction Of β-Cyclodextrin Into Copolymer Matrix And Its Inclusion Adsorption Properties
56.	Study On Very High Cycle Fatigue Behaviors And Mechanism Of Mn-Si-Cr Series Bainite/Martensite Duplex-phase High Strength Steels
57.	Preparation Of Cyclodextrin Grafting Cellulose Beads And Encapsulation, Release Characteristic Of The Cyclodextrin Inclusion Complexes
58.	Modeling Of Gas-liquid Two Phase Flow And Decarburization In RH Degassing Vessel With Swirling Flow
59.	Investigation Of Microstructure, Properties And Fine Structure Of 800MPa High Strength Steel Joints By GMAW
60.	Construction And Modulation Of Supramolecular Aggregates Based On Ferrocene Derivatives
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