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Ionic Small Molecule Design, Synthesis, Characterization And Optoelectronic Properties Of Polymer Iridium Complexes
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Tetraphenylethenyl Perylene Bisimides
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The Study Of The Synthesis And Fluorescent Property Of The Red Emission Material Porphyrin Compounds
4.
The Preparation Of SrTiO
3
:Pr
3+
Powders By Tartaric Acid Assisted Sol-gel Method And Study On The Enhancement Of Their Photoluminescence By Fluorhydric Acid Treatment
5.
A Europium(iii)-organic Fluorophone Compound As A Dual-responses Fluorescent PH Sensor
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One Kind Of 1,8 - Naphthyridine Class Red Compound Synthesis, Separation And Copper (¢ñ) Complexes Of Synthetic Research
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Synhesis And Characterization Of Red Organic Lectroluminescent Materials And Their Spectral Properties
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Synthesis, Assembly And Optical Properties Of Difluoroboron β-Diketonate Complexes
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Synthesis Of Carbons Dots With Tunable Optical Properties And Their Applications
10.
Research On Spectral Properties Of Lanthanide-doped Na
3
ZrF
7
Upconversion Nanoparticles
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Experimental Study On Improving The Fluorescence Efficiency Of Rare Earth Doped Upconversion Nanomaterials
12.
Synthesis,Assembly And Stimuli-Responsive Properties Of Difluoroboron ?-Diketonate Complexes
13.
Study On Synthesis Of Eu
3+
-doped CaAl-LDH And Its Fluorescence Response To Nucleic Acid Bases Molecule
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Design,Synthesis And Properties Of Efficient Red Phosphorescent Ir(?) Complexes And Host Materials
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Design,Synthesis And Properties Of Red And Near Infrared Donor-Acceptor Type Organic Light-Emitting Materials
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Development Of Rare-earth Upconversion Nanomaterials With Intense Red Emission For Minimized Heating Effect
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Ionic AEE Red Light Material Modified By Pyridinium Salt
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Preparation Of Conjugated Enhanced Red Light Carbon Dots And Its Application In Fluorescence Detection
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Far-red to near infrared emission and scattering spectroscopy for biomedical applications
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Carbonized Polymer Dots And Their Functional Applications
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