Patent classifications
B01J13/125
Method for preparing High Sensitivity Temperature Sensitive Reversible Color-Changing Microcapsule
The disclosure belongs to the technical field of material science, and particularly relates to a method for preparing a high sensitivity temperature sensitive reversible color-changing microcapsule. According to the method, a series of novel fluorane dyes are designed and synthesized, the color-changing performance can be achieved without a color developing agent, the fluorane dyes are compounded with a phase change material according to a certain proportion, a series of two-component reversible temperature sensitive color-changing dyes are prepared, and then a two-component reversible thermochromic microcapsule with good color performance and color-changing response performance is prepared by adopting a solvent evaporation method. The two-component reversible thermochromic microcapsule provided by the disclosure can effectively alleviate the color lag phenomenon of a traditional three-component thermochromic capsule.
METHOD OF MAKING A POLYMERSOME
The present invention provides polymersomes comprising amphiphilic block-copolymers and their use to quantify ammonia in samples (e.g., body fluid samples). More particularly, it provides a polymersome comprising (a) a membrane, which comprises a block copolymer of poly(styrene) (PS) and poly(ethylene oxide) (PEO), wherein the PS/PEO molecular weight ratio is higher than 1.0 and lower than 4.0; and (b) a core which encloses an acid and at least one pH-sensitive dye. Compositions, strips and kits comprising the polymersomes are also provided along with methods of quantifying ammonia in a sample using the polymersomes, compositions and kit.
Method for preparing phospholipid micelles
Disclosed is a controllable method for preparing phospholipid micelles, including: S1, preparing small phospholipid vesicles; S2, preparing a graphene thin-layer electrode substrate, S3, incubating, and S4, electroforming phospholipid micelles. According to the present application, lamellar graphene is used as the electrode substrate according to the present application, where a phospholipid bilayer film is firstly spread on the surface of the substrate, and phospholipid micelles are controlled in terms of formation as well as formation state by a certain alternating current electric field on the surface of graphene; the developed method of the present application is unique in design, simple in operation, and has the advantages of fast formation, short preparation cycle and good controllability.
THERMALLY EXPANDABLE CELLULOSE-BASED MICROSPHERES
The disclosure relates to thermally expandable microspheres comprising a polymeric shell surrounding a blowing agent-containing hollow core, the polymer shell comprising a carboxylate-functionalised cellulose having a glass transition temperature (Tg) of at least about 125° C. The disclosure also relates to a method for preparing such thermally expandable microspheres, comprising mixing an aqueous phase that optionally comprises an emulsifier with an organic phase that comprises an organic solvent, a blowing agent and a carboxylate-functionalised cellulose having a Tg of at about least 125° C., to form a microsphere dispersion.
METHOD FOR MANUFACTURING MICROCAPSULE INCLUDING FRAGRANCE OIL, MICROCAPSULE CONTAINING FRAGRANCE OIL MANUFACTURED THEREBY, AND DISPERSION INCLUDING THE SAME
Disclosed are a method for manufacturing a microcapsule including a fragrance oil, and a microcapsule containing a fragrance oil. In the method for manufacturing a microcapsule including the fragrance oil, there is provided a fragrance oil-containing microcapsule which has an increased distribution of individual primary particles because the aggregation of the primary particles is suppressed even when the microcapsule is manufactured in a large quantity, has a uniform particle shape and excellent surface characteristics, shows an excellent strain recovery capability with respect to external pressure due to the high yield stress, and enables a stable support of the fragrance oil because the collapse of the microcapsule is suppressed. Also, there are provided a fragrance oil-containing microcapsule and a dispersion including the same, wherein the fragrance oil-containing microcapsule shows an excellent long-term fragrance diffusion-lasting property of the fragrance oil and has controlled release characteristics with respect to the fragrance oil.
COMPOSITE PARTICLE AND METHOD OF FORMING SAME
The present invention relates to a method of forming a composite particle, a composite particle precursor formulation, a composite particle, and a composite material comprising a plurality of composite particles. The method of forming a composite particle may include the step of: contacting an active material particle, a modified oligomeric metal coordination complex, and at least one polymer, to thereby form a composite particle.
PREPARATION OF ECO-FRIENDLY FIRE EXTINGUISHER MICROCAPSULES AND APPLICATIONS THEREOF
A method of preparing a fire extinguishing core-shell microcapsule by a one-pot oil-in-oil/ water emulsion technique. The method includes dissolving a fluid fluoroketone or hydrofluorocarbon fire extinguishing core material and a polymer shell material into a volatile solvent to form a composite mixture. The composite solution is emulsified into a polar phase and a non-polar phase by adjusting a concentration of a surfactant or via mechanical agitation to provide interfacial tension tuning. The volatile solvent is evaporated to precipitate a microcapsule having a fire extinguishing material core and a polymer shell. In a further aspect, the method includes incorporating the core-shell microcapsules in a polymer matrix.
ACTIVE COATING BASED ON PICKERING EMULSIONS
A composition comprising an emulsion comprising a plurality of particles is provided. An article comprising a substrate, and a plurality of particles comprising a core and a shell, wherein the plurality of particles are in the form of a coating layer on the substrate is provided. Further, a method for coating a substrate, and a method for preparing the composition are provided.
HYBRID ORGANIC-INORGANIC NANO-PARTICLES
The invention relates to a method of making hybrid organic-inorganic core-shell nano-particles, comprising the steps of a) providing colloidal organic particles comprising a synthetic polyampholyte as a template; b) adding at least one inorganic oxide precursor; and c) forming a shell layer from the precursor on the template to result in core-shell nano-particles. With this method it is possible to make colloidal organic template particles having an average particle size in the range of 10 to 300 nm; which size can be controlled by the comonomer composition of the polyampholyte, and/or by selecting dispersion conditions.
The invention also relates to organic-inorganic or hollow-inorganic core-shell nano-particles obtained with this method, to compositions comprising such nano-particles, to different uses of said nano-particles and compositions, and to products comprising or made from said nano-particles and compositions, including anti-reflective coatings and composite materials.
METHOD FOR PREPARING PHOSPHOLIPID MICELLES
Disclosed is a controllable method for preparing phospholipid micelles, including: S1, preparing small phospholipid vesicles; S2, preparing a graphene thin-layer electrode substrate, S3, incubating, and S4, electroforming phospholipid micelles. According to the present application, lamellar graphene is used as the electrode substrate according to the present application, where a phospholipid bilayer film is firstly spread on the surface of the substrate, and phospholipid micelles are controlled in terms of formation as well as formation state by a certain alternating current electric field on the surface of graphene; the developed method of the present application is unique in design, simple in operation, and has the advantages of fast formation, short preparation cycle and good controllability.