Synthetic polymers - Globe Thesis

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1.	Effects Of Synthetic Polymers On Functions Of Retinal Proteins And Related Polymer/protein Functional Materials
2.	Research On Water Absorbing Mechanism Of Synthetic Polymers And Natural Materials
3.	Modification Of Protein And Regulation Of Protein Adsorption By Synthetic Polymers
4.	Application Of Residual Dipolar Couplings To The Structural Analysis Of Organic Molecule And Enantiodiscrimination In NMR Spectroscopy
5.	REDOR and CODEX solid-state NMR for heterogeneous biological and synthetic polymers
6.	Interactions of synthetic polymers with cell membranes: Cell penetration of polycationic polymers and multivalent effects of targeted nanodevices
7.	Characterization of Plant Proteins Solubility Behaviors by Solubility Theories
8.	Synthesis and post-synthetic modification of tetrazine-based organic frameworks
9.	Structural characterization of synthetic polymers and copolymers using multidimensional mass spectrometry interfaced with thermal degradation, liquid chromatography and/or ion mobility separatio
10.	Investigation of structure/function relationship of biopolymers and synthetic polymers by solid state NMR
11.	Enzymatic modification of natural and synthetic polymers using lipases and proteases
12.	Structural study of natural and synthetic polymers
13.	Electrospray-quadrupole ion trap mass spectrometry for the direct characterization of synthetic polymers
14.	Synthesis and evaluation of multicationic ionic liquids as gas chromatographic stationary phases and synthetic polymers as chiral HPLC stationary phases
15.	Mass spectrometric studies of synthetic polymers
16.	Analysis of natural and synthetic polymers by analytical chemical chromatographic and spectroscopic methods
17.	The stabilization of soil structure by synthetic polymers
18.	Characterization of low T(g) synthetic polymers: I. Polymerization kinetics by mass spectrometry. II. Water induced structural reorganization of polymer surfaces by XPS
19.	Plasma-induced surface modification of lignocellulosic and synthetic polymers
20.	New approaches for analyzing white pitch deposits and grafting of synthetic polymers onto cellulose derivatives
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