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spellingShingle Wang, Qihui, Li, Bo, Wang, Yuhuai, Shou, Zhouxiang, Shi, Guolong, Luminescence, Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination, Chemistry (miscellaneous), Biophysics
title Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_full Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_fullStr Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_full_unstemmed Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_short Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_sort sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
title_unstemmed Sensitive and selective cataluminescence‐based sensor system for acetone and diethyl ether determination
topic Chemistry (miscellaneous), Biophysics
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