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Iron Porphyrin Complexes Anchored to a Polymeric Core-Shell Nanosphere
The iron porphyrin catalyst was bonded coordinately to the temperature sensitive nanosphere with core-shell structure to prepare the easily recoverable heterogeneous catalyst with temperature responsiveness. The average size of iron porphyrin bound core-shell nanosphere was 470 nm. Binding of the
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