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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"QD241-441 Organic chemistry"”.

  1. Optimisation of silicone-based dielectric elastomer transducers by means of block copolymers – synthesis and compounding

    Emerging artificial muscle technology has developed from metal-based robotics to softtype robotics made from soft matter. Research into artificial muscle technology based on soft matter has been conducted mainly in order to mimic soft and robust human muscle. In this regard, dielectric elastomers …

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  2. Predictive models in near-infrared spectroscopic analysis for blood hemoglobin prediction

    Determination of blood hemoglobin concentration is important to diagnose anaemia. Common clinical practice used to measure blood hemoglobin is by drawn some blood from the patient to be mixed with reagent chemicals for analysis. Alternatively, near-infrared spectroscopy (NIRS) technology can be …

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  3. The antifungal coating of different wall finishing towards growth inhibition of aspergillus niger

    Indoor air quality (IAQ) is an essential factor which directly affects human and the comfort of building occupants. The concentration of fungi, humans, animals and others contribute to indoor air pollutants and can cause a syndrome known as sick building syndrome. In this study, the growth of fungi …

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  4. Adsorption behaviour of molecularly imprinted-beta-cyclodextrin polymers prepared by reversible addition-fragmentation chain transfer (RAFT) polymerization for selective recognition of benzylparaben

    Molecularly imprinted polymers (MIPs) are kinds of powerful materials with promising selective molecule recognition abilities. However, the conventional MIPs have relatively low binding capacity. In order to improve this characteristic of MIPs, the modification monomer based on β-cyclodextrin …

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