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1. Modifacation And Metal Ion Detection Applications Of Gold Nanoparticles
2. Synthesis And Surface Modification Of Water-souble ZnS:Mn Nanoparticles As Fluorescent Sensor For Heavy Metal Ions
3. Application Of The Polyfurfural Film Modified Electrode In Nitro Compounds And Heavy Metal Ion Detection
4. Synthesis Of Amphipathic Block Polymers Based On PEG And Drugs’ Evaluation On It
5. Fabrication And Application Of Novel Chemically Modified Electrodes
6. Design, Synthesis, Structures And Properties Of Novel Metal-organic Frameworks And The Exploration For Visible Detection Of Metalion
7. Preparation, Properties And Applications Of Thermo-sensitive Ionic Microgels
8. Fabrication Of Color-Tunable Luminescent CDTE/BC Nanocomposite Membranes In Aqueous Solution And Application In Metal Ion Detection
9. For Copper, Zinc, Chromium And Other Metal Ion Detection Of Fluorescent Probe Molecules Synthesis
10. Application And Study On Quantum Dots Composites For Drug Carriers And Metal Ion Detection
11. The Fabrication And Applications Of SERS Active Nanoprobes For Single Cells Detection And Imaging
12. Synthesis Of Highly Luminescent Carbon Quantum Dots And Their Applications
13. Synthesis And Properties Of Salen-based Porous Organic Polymer
14. Preparation Of Functionalized Ferrite And Its Application To Detection/Removal Of Heavy Metals And Organic Pollutants
15. Preparation And Physical Properties Of Two Dimensional Layered Materials Quantum Dots
16. Preparing Multicolor Fluorescence Emission Carbon Dots And Applications In Metal Ion Detection
17. Optical Function Regulation Of Carboxyl-functionalized Poly(Arylene Ether Nitrile) And Its Application In Analytical Sensing
18. Functionalized SiO 2 Nanoparticles Interact With DNA And Hg 2+ And Pb 2+ Electrochemiluminescence Analysis
19. Research On Composite Membrane Based On Heavy Metal Ion Detection And Adsorption Function
20. Research On Heavy Metal Ion Detection Based On Fluorescent AgInZnS Quantum Dots
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