Reprint

Function of Polymers in Encapsulation Process

Edited by
April 2022
212 pages
  • ISBN978-3-0365-3776-4 (Hardback)
  • ISBN978-3-0365-3775-7 (PDF)

This book is a reprint of the Special Issue Function of Polymers in Encapsulation Process that was published in

Chemistry & Materials Science
Engineering
Summary

An interdisciplinary book that brings together, at an international level, a high-quality collection of reviews and original research articles dealing with the importance of natural or synthetic polymers in encapsulation processes and their applications. A deep understanding and relevant theoretical calculations for exploring the functions of the materials (involved in the formulations) have also been presented along with fundamental investigations. This book has explored the latest research on the function of polymers in encapsulation technology including fundamental theory and experiments together with reviews and articles. Moreover, the present book offers easy-to-achieve approaches that have been developed so far and could create a platform for industrial material production.

Format
  • Hardback
License
© by the authors
Keywords
microemulsion; doxorubicin; in vitro; cytotoxicity; lignin (LGN); polyacrylate; water-based latex; Pickering emulsion; microencapsulation; controlled release; encapsulation; clozapine; schizophrenia; polymeric nanocarriers; D2-5-HT1A receptor heterodimers; scFv antibodies; paraffin PCM—melamine-formaldehyde microcapsules; outer shell; modification by MWCNTs and PEDOT: PSS; differential scanning calorimetry; dip coating; thermal conductivity and heat storage and release capacity; dynamic thermal behaviour; hydrogels; redox-responsive polymers; TEMPO; encapsulation-release; catalysis; ion-sensitive systems; drug delivery; smart pharmaceutical systems; biocompatible medical devices; polyethyleneimine; micelles; palladium; nanoparticles; catalytic; aerosol-assisted deposition; open-air plasma; entrapment in coating; acrylic acid; ethylcellulose; encapsulation; lung cancer; nanosponge; oral bioavailability; systolic blood pressure; nanomicelles; artemisinin; cornea; toxicity; erectile dysfunction; Kolliphor® P188; Kollidon® 30; Kollidon®-VA64; polymer; sildenafil citrate; natural polymers; polymeric capsules; porous polymeric spheres; active pharmaceutical carriers; drug delivery; stimuli-responsive release; cell culture platforms; n/a