Electrodes - Globe Thesis

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21.	Study And Application Of The Film Chemically Modified Electrodes In Chemical Sensors And Biosensors
22.	Study On Amperometric Glucose Biosensor, Iodide Electrodes With High Selectivity And Solid-State PH Electrodes
23.	Research On The Key Techniques In Eight Electrodes Electrical Capacitance Tomography System
24.	Fabrication Of Optical Fiber Probes And Eletodes Based On Self-Assembled Techniques
25.	Development Of An 120keV Radiant Electronic Gun
26.	Research On Image Reconstruction And Development Of Upper-Computer Software For ECT System
27.	Theoretical Studies On Electronic Transport Properties Of Molecular Junctions
28.	Further Investigation Of High Electrical Breakdown For Water Dielectric
29.	Studies On Novel Amperometric Enzyme Immunosensors Based On Assembly Of Gold Nanoparticles And Thionine On Nafion Modified Electrodes
30.	Investigation Of Electrochemical Biosensor Based On Boron-Doped Diamond And Newly Nanocomposites
31.	Current Sensor Of Langmuir-Bodgett Film Of P-allylcalixarenes And Its Application In Electroanalysis
32.	Theoretical Analysis Of Multi-electrodes Directional Coupler Polymer Electro-optic Switches
33.	Research On Boron-doped Diamond Thin Film Electrodes And Application To Wasterwater Treament
34.	Deposition Of Ti/BDD To Produce Electrodes For Electrochemical Applications
35.	Studies On Hydrogen Peroxide And Ascorbic Acid Sensor Based On Assembly Of Gold Nanoparticles And Pyridine Derivatives Modified Electrodes
36.	Studies On The Application Of Carbon Nanotubes Composite Film Modified Electrodes In Biosensors
37.	Research On Design Analyses, Fabrication And Performance Testing For Sensors Of Orthotropic Piezoelectric Fiber Composite Material
38.	Studies On Novel Amperometric Immunosensors Based On Bilayer Gold Nanoparticles Modified Electrodes
39.	Study On Electrocatalysis Of Chemically Modified Electrodes And Amperometric Biosensor For Hydrogen Peroxide
40.	The Application Of Nanoparticles In The Biosensors And The Study Of Chemically Modified Electrodes
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