pharmaceutically active - Globe Thesis

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1.	Studies On Synthesis And Controlled Release Of Layered Double Hydroxides Intercalated With Drug
2.	Analysis Of Nonylphenol, Bisphenol A, Tetracycline And Oxytetracycline Their Removal By Potassium Ferrate In Environmental Water
3.	Nanocrystallization Of The Pharmaceutically Active Agent Genipin By An Emulsion Solvent Bioavailability Of Genipin Nanoparticles
4.	The Application Of The New Tandem Reaction In The Synthesis Of[1,2,4] Triazolo [1,5-a] Pyridine Compounds
5.	Transportationand Distribution Of Typical Pharmaceutically Active Compounds In The Water Systemof City And Their Removal In Constructed Wetland System (CWS)
6.	The Study On Transition Metal-catalyzed Cyclization Then Cross-Coupling Tandem Reaction
7.	Removal And Influencing Factors Of Pharmaceutically Active Substances In The Sewage Treatment Process
8.	The Research Of Palladium-Catalyzed Intramolecular C-H Amination In Water And Visible-light-Promoted Synthesis Of Versatile Carbazoles From Aromatic Azides
9.	Sorption Of Typical Pharmaceutically Active Compounds To Wheat Straw-derived Biochars
10.	Study On Removal Mechanism Of Typical PhAcs In Tail Water Of Municipal Wastewater Treatment Plant By Modified Biological Sand Ratio Process
11.	Sorption Characteristics Of Pharmaceutically Active Compounds To Biochar Studied Using Pp-LFERs
12.	Rejection And Antifouling Properties Of Advanced Inorganic-Polymeric Composite Membranes
13.	Adsorption of pharmaceutically active compounds (PhACs) by powdered activated carbon from natural water --- Influence of Natural Organic Matter (NOM)
14.	Microbial impacts of selected pharmaceutically active compounds found in domestic wastewater treatment plants
15.	Evaluation of novel polyethersulfone membranes developed using charged surface modifying macromolecules for the removal of pharmaceutically active compounds and endocrine disrupting compounds from drinking water
16.	The impact of coagulation on endocrine disrupting compounds, pharmaceutically active compounds and natural organic matter
17.	The fate of pharmaceutically active compounds in water reuse systems
18.	Photodegradation of selected endocrine and pharmaceutically active compounds under environmentally relevant conditions -- Processes and products
19.	The rejection of pharmaceutically active and endocrine disrupting compounds via nanofiltration as a function of natural water components
20.	Removal of bacteria and pharmaceutically active compounds during natural filtration
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