Luminescent Detection - Globe Thesis

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1.	Studies On Synthesis And Application Of Lanthanide And Transition Metal Functional Complexes
2.	Syntheses And Properties Of Metal-Organic Frameworks Constructed From Cyclotriveratrylene Derivatives
3.	Syntheses And Properties Of Coordination Compounds Constructed From Resorcin[4] Arene Derivatives
4.	Revealing Luminescent Detection Mechanism For Indoor Volatile Organic Compounds Via Non-covalent Interaction:A Computational Study
5.	Assembly Of Highly Stable Porous MOFs And Their Properties Of Adsorption And Separation And Luminescent Detection
6.	Synthesis And Properties Of Ln-SMMs Complexes Based On Dihydroxy Schiff Base Ligands
7.	Preparation And Postsynthetic Modification Of Copper/Silver Based Coordination Polymers And Their Luminescent Detection Properties
8.	Synthesis And Research Of Metal-Organic Frameworks (MOFs) Based On N-containing Ligands For Luminescent Detection And Photocatalysis Properties
9.	Construction,Structures Of Coordination Polymers Form A Tri-Ethenylpyridyl Ligand And Their Performances In Detecting And Catalyzing The Photodegradation Of Pollutants In Water
10.	Synthesis,Structure And Properties Of Coordination Polymers Based On New Diene Ligands
11.	Assembly Of Coordination Complexes Of 1,3,5-Tri-4-pyridyl-1,2-ethenylbenzene:Structures And Properties
12.	The Synthesis,Structures And Properties Of Tripyridine Olefin-based Coordination Polymers
13.	Syntheses,Stuctures And Properties Of Single-molecule Magnets Based On Multidcntate Schiff Base Ligands
14.	Design,Synthesis,and Property Study Of Metal-Organic Frameworks Built Of Multi-Nuclear-Clusters
15.	Construction And Luminescent Detection Performance Of Rare Earth Coordination Polymers With Ligands Containing Nitrogen Hetero Ring And Carboxyl Group
16.	Metal-Organic Frameworks Constructed From An Azamacrocyclic-based Tetracarboxylate Ligand And Their Properties
17.	Luminescent Zn(?)/Cd(?)-based Metal-Organic Frameworks: Synthesis And Sensing Properties
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