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David PARKER, Prof
Chair Professor in Chemistry
,
Department of Chemistry
https://orcid.org/0000-0001-5281-5146
Email
davidparker
hkbu.edu
hk
1982 …
2025
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Chemistry
Lanthanoid Atom
100%
Europium
85%
NMR Spectroscopy
43%
Terbium
29%
Luminiscence Type
27%
Gadolinium
26%
Relaxation
24%
Polarized Luminescence
22%
Complex Formation
22%
1H NMR Spectroscopy
22%
Cyclodextrin
21%
Carboxamide
21%
Macrocyclic Ligand
20%
Chromophore
20%
Excited State
19%
Crystal Structure
18%
Aqueous Solution
17%
formation
17%
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
16%
Macrocycle
15%
Donor
14%
Metal Ion
14%
1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane
13%
Enantiomer
13%
Chemical Shift
13%
Carboxylic Acid
12%
Phosphinate
12%
Kd
11%
Coordination Compound
11%
Ytterbium
10%
Gallium
10%
Enantiopurity
9%
electrode
9%
Albumin
9%
Tris
9%
Yttrium
8%
Lactate
8%
EPR Spectroscopy
8%
Ionophore
8%
protonation
8%
Lithium
8%
solution structure
7%
Contrast Medium
7%
Rhodium
7%
Magnetic Resonance
7%
Emission Spectra
7%
DOTA
6%
Magnetic Permeability
6%
Anisotropy
6%
Spectroscopy
6%
Keyphrases
Lanthanide Complexes
68%
Europium Complex
56%
Europium
35%
Eu3+
32%
Lanthanides
28%
Chromophore
24%
Circularly Polarized Luminescence
24%
Emissive
20%
Cyclodextrin
17%
Terbium Complex
17%
Luminescence
17%
Macrocyclic Ligands
17%
Gadolinium Complex
16%
Aqueous Solution
16%
Lanthanide Ions
15%
Terbium
15%
Macrocycles
14%
Lipophilic
13%
Excited States
13%
Relaxivity
13%
Triazacyclononane
13%
1H nuclear Magnetic Resonance (1H NMR)
13%
Water Exchange
12%
Aqueous Media
12%
1,4,7,10-tetraazacyclododecane
12%
Anions
12%
Chemical Shift
11%
Citrate
11%
Ca2+
11%
Complexation Behavior
10%
Water Molecule
10%
Amides
10%
Ligand-based
10%
Europium Luminescence
10%
Kinetically Stable
10%
Base Metals
9%
Enantiopure
9%
Magnetic Resonance Imaging
9%
Tb(III) Complex
9%
Anion Binding
9%
PH Dependence
9%
Living Cells
9%
Phosphinate
9%
1,4,7-triazacyclononane
9%
Ratiometric
9%
Azaxanthone
9%
Lactate
9%
TETRA
9%
Imaging Probe
9%
Tris
9%
