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Formation of liquid core-polymer shell microcapsules

by: Huai N. Yow, Alexander F. Routh
Soft Matter, Vol. 2, No. 11. (2006), pp. 940-949, doi:10.1039/b606965g  Key: citeulike:8050413

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Polymer shell microcapsules with liquid cores are used in a wide variety of industries, from food and flavour protection to inkless paper. There is a number of production methods, each with different characteristics and this article reviews a number of them. The methods considered are colloidosome formation, polymer precipitation by phase separation, polycondensation interfacial polymerisation, layer-by-layer polyelectrolyte deposition, polymer growth by surface polymerisation and copolymer vesicle formation. Each production method is described and the relative strength of each is outlined.


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