Hollow hybrid spheres with silica inner shell for non-deformable, core exchangeable properties

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Publication Date 2008-09-12
DOI 10.1039/B811724A
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Soon-Ryoung Hur, Yong Seok Kim, Jong Chan Won, Jae Heung Lee, Hyun Min Jung


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Abstract

Core exchangeable polymer–silica hybrid capsules with solvent-selective permeability were fabricated, in which the internal silica layer, formed from pre-included precursors, has the role of a framework to prevent irreversible deformation of the hollow capsules.

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