Nitroaromatics - Globe Thesis

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1.	Theoretical Study On The Nitroaromatics' QSAR And Toxic Mechanism
2.	Investigation Of Relationships Between Impact Sensitivities And Electrostatic Potentials In Nitroaromatics
3.	Studies On The Synthesis And Sensing Properties Of Carbazole Derivatives For Nitroaromatic Compounds
4.	Research On Applications Of Porphyrins In Electrochemical Sensors For Detecting Nitroaromatics
5.	Synthesis And Properties Of Carbazole Modificatied Phenanthroimidazole And Benzothiadiazole
6.	Electrochemiluminescent Properties Of A Small Organic Molecule Doped Polymer System
7.	Enhanced Transformation And Degradation Of Chlorinated Nitroaromatics By Integrated Zero-valent Iron And Microbiological Treat-ment System
8.	Study On Transformation And Degradation Of Fluorinated Nitroaromatics By Sequential Anaerobic-aerobic Process And The Microbiological Mechanisms
9.	Preparation And Application Of New Types Of Alkynyl Fluorene Based Polymers
10.	Synthesis Of A Novel Fluorescent Material For Detecting Nitroaromatic Compound And Its Sensing Properties
11.	Research On Catalytic Stability Of In-situ Liquid Catalytic Hydrogenation
12.	Construction And Biochemical Analysis Applications Of Fluorescent Nanoprobes
13.	Synthesis Of Functionalized Noble Metal Nanoparticles And Its Detection Performance Research
14.	Conjugated Polymers Modified With Diazobenzene And Nitroaromatics: Synthesis And Biosensing
15.	Synthesis Of Novel Fluorescent Chemosensors And Their Recognition Properties
16.	Synthesis Of Hyperbranched Fluorescent Porous Polymer (HFPPs) And Sensing Performance For Nitroaromatics
17.	Tetraphenylethylene Pillararenes: Synthesis And Application
18.	Synthesis Of Hyperbranched Fluorescent Polymers And Its Effect Of "Super Quenching" For Nitroaromatics
19.	Synthesis Of Hyperbranched Conjugated Polymer And Sensing Performance For Nitroaromatics
20.	The Preparation Of New Hypercrosslinked Resins For The Adsorption Of Nitroaromatics And The Research Of Adsorption Mechanism
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