specific adsorption - Globe Thesis

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1.	Gold Nanoparticle: Preparation, Properties, Labeling And Catalysis Applications
2.	Preparation And Application Of Immobilized Angiotensin-converting Enzyme On Chitosan
3.	Study On Preparation Of Microcystin-LR Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Microspheres And Their Enrichment And Separation Performances
4.	Study On Preparation And Characterization Of Ionic Liquids And Their Electrochemistry
5.	Investigation Of Current Oscillatory At The Liquid/liquid Interface With Micro-droplet
6.	Preparation Of Quinolones Molecularly Imprinted Polymer Microspheres And Study Of Its Specific Adsorption Performance
7.	Extract Oleanolic Acid From Chaenomeles Sinesis Based On Molecular Imprinting Technique
8.	The Synthesis And Specific Absorption Of Glucose Molecularly Imprinted Polymer
9.	Research On Reaction Behavior Of Hydrided Mg-Mn Compsites With Water
10.	Effect Of Dynamic Recrystallization On Electrochemical Behavior Of Aluminum Alloy And Specific Adsorption Of Inhibitor
11.	Preparation Of Polypyrrole Nano-composite Material And Its Application To Capacitive Deionization
12.	Applications Of Molecular Simulations In Nano-Electrocatalysis
13.	Electrochemical Investigation Of Current Oscillatory Phenomena At The Liquid/liquid Interface
14.	Preparation And Application Of Thermosensitivity Glycopolymers Nanofibers
15.	Charicterization Of �Microbial-metal Oxides� Interface Interaction And Its Application
16.	Controllable Preparation Of Magnetic Surface Molecularly Imprinted Polymer For Extraction Of Tetrabromobisphenol A
17.	Polypyrrole-grafted Peanut Shell Biochar As A Potential Sorbent For Fluoride Removal From Aqueous Solution
18.	Preparation And Specific Adsorption Of Protein Imprinted Crystalline Calcium Alginate Hydrogel Microspheres
19.	Flexible Chain Segment Modified Calcium Alginate Hydrogel With Specific Adsorption For Protein
20.	Study On Fabrication Of Self-assembled Films And Chemical Conversion Coatings On The Iron Substrates Via Specific Adsorption-based And Coordination-driven Assembly Methods
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