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November 7, 2012Journal of the American Chemical Society

Pillar6arene/Paraquat Molecular Recognition in Water: High Binding Strength, pH-Responsiveness, and Application in Controllable Self-Assembly, Controlled Release, and Treatment of Paraquat Poisoning

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GYGuocan YuState Key Laboratory of Chemical EngineeringXZXiangyan ZhouHuazhong University of Science and TechnologyZZZibin ZhangHangzhou Normal University

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