effects of ultrasound irradiation on the preparation of ethyl cellulose nanocapsules containing spirooxazine dye
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Abstract
This article presents the influence of low frequency, high intensity ultrasonic irradiation on the characteristics (average size, polydispersity index) of ethyl cellulose nanocapsules encapsulating a photochromic dye. Photochromic nanocapsules were prepared by the emulsion-solvent evaporation method. The acoustic densities entering the system were systematically studied with respect to their abilities to modify and reduce the average sizes and polydispersity indexes of the nanocapsules. Scanning electron microscope, confocal laser microscope, and dynamic light scattering were utilised to characterise the structure, shape, size, and polydispersity of ethyl cellulose photochromic nanocapsules. We were able to tailor the size of the photochromic nanocapsules simply by varying the acoustic densities entering the system. At an acoustic density of 1.5 W/mL and 60 s of continuous irradiation, we were able to prepare an almost monodispersed population of the nanocapsules with an average size of 193 nm.
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| Authors | ;Julija Volmajer Valh;Simona Vajnhandl;Lidija Škodič;Aleksandra Lobnik;Matejka Turel;Bojana Vončina |
| Journal | reproductive biology and endocrinology |
| Year | 2017 |
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