Magnetic PEDOT hollow capsules with single holes
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Shyh-Chyang Luo, Jiang Jiang, Sean S. Liour, Shujun Gao, Jackie Y. Ying, Hsiao-hua Yu
We demonstrate magnetic capsules with high uptake capacity by combining single-hole hydroxyl-functionalized PEDOT hollow spheres and Fe3O4nanoparticles; potential applications include pollutant removal and controlled drug delivery.
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