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121.	Construction Of Pd Nanocubes-Loaded N-Doped Carbon Microspheres For Selective Alkyne Semi-Hydrogenation
122.	Study On Hydrothermal Degradation Process And Mechanism Of Waste Cellulose Fabrics
123.	Preparation And Properties Of High Performance Biomass Carbon-based Protein Imprinted Microspheres
124.	Preparation And Properties Of Carbon Microspheres/Iron-Cobalt Alloy/Cobalt Ferrite @ Hollow Microspheres Microwave Absorbing Materials
125.	Preparation And Properties Of Hollow Mesoporous Carbon Microspheres/MWCNT/Polyurethane Electromagnetic Shielding Composites
126.	Preparation And Electrochemical Properties Of Potato Starch-based Carbon Microspheres And Manganese Oxide Composites For High Performance Supercapacitors
127.	Construction And Application Of Functional Materials With Engineered Microspherical Structure From Pickering Droplets
128.	Construction Of Functionalized Hollow Microspheres And Its Flame Retardant Mechanism For TPU
129.	Synthesis Of Carbon Microspheres @Mg-Al Hydrotalcite Based Hybrid Flame Retardants And Their Flame Retardant Properties In Polypropylene
130.	Study On The Anode Materials For Non-Aqueous Metal-air Batteries
131.	Study On The Anode Materials Of Non-aqueous Lithium-carbon Dioxide Batteries
132.	Preparation And Application Of Surface Sulfonated Porous Yeast Carbon Microspheres
133.	Preparation Of High Density Sulfonic Acid Carbon Microsphere-based Solid Acid And Its Application In Transesterification Of Waste Frying Oil
134.	Preparation And Supercapacitor Property Of B And N Co-doped Carbon Microspheres
135.	Preparation And Electrochemical Performance Of Phenolic-based Carbon Spheres And Nitrogen-doped Porous Graphitized Carbon Spheres
136.	Construction And Potassium Storage Properties Of Pitch-based Carbon Microspheres Anodes
137.	Study On The Preparation And Application Of Polysaccharides-based Carbon Microspheres
138.	Controllable Preparation And Electrochemical Performance Of Nitrogen And Oxygen Co-doped Carbon Microspheres
139.	Preparation Of Camellia Oleifera Seed Shell Carbon Microspheres By Stepwise Hydrothermal Method And Research On Sphere Formation Mechanism
140.	Adsorption Analysis Of Carbon Microspheres Using Starch As Carbon Source In Industrial Water Treatment Wastewater
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