Polymerizable bijels prepared by a direct-mixing method

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Publication Date 2023-11-02
DOI 10.1039/D3CC04194H
Impact Factor 6.222
Authors

Liya Zhang, Aixin Song, Jingcheng Hao


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Abstract

A simple direct-mixing method was proposed to use a union of silica particles and amino-capped silicone oil (diNH2-PDMS) as stabilizers to form bicontinuous emulsion gels (bijels) in wide mixing proportions of silica particle/diNH2-PDMS and oil/water with a tunable channel size of the spatial continuity, which was verified by the three-dimensional reconstruction viewer and curvature analysis. By direct polymerization of the oil phase as a template, solid materials were obtained with interconnected structures.

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