Preparation of the squalene-based capsules by membrane emulsification method and polyelectrolyte multilayer adsorption

Polyelectrolyte-coated nanocapsules containing undecylenic acid: Synthesis, biocompatibility and neuroprotective properties

“…In the present work nanocapsules with the core-shell structure were synthesized using nanoemulsification and the layer-by-layer (LbL) saturation method analogous to the method described previously [11,16,[32][33][34][35][36][44][45][46]. Emulsion cores were formed by addition of oil phase to polycation solution during mixing with the magnetic stirrer at 300 rpm.…”

Theoretical and experimental studies of drop size in membrane emulsification – Single pore studies of hydrodynamic detachment of droplets

“…Low interfacial tension and high velocity of the continuous phase promote formation of the smaller drops with the size lower than the pore diameter [19,20]. They are formed by spontaneous emulsification and a membrane serves as an effective dosing and dispersing system of an oil phase [21]. The resulting nanoemulsion is characterized by low polydispersity and high stability.…”

Nanostructured multilayer polyelectrolyte films with silver nanoparticles as antibacterial coatings

“…Since then, the LbL technique has attracted significant interest as a simple, highly versatile approach and has been widely used to prepare nanostructured materials with tailored properties on macroscopic surfaces [38] as well as on micro-and nanoparticles [39][40][41][42][43]. Classically, the LbL deposition procedure involves the stepwise, electrostatic assembly of the oppositely charged polyelectrolytes, usually by consecutive dipping a substrate into the polyelectrolyte-containing solutions with the intermediate rinsing step that enables forming a multilayer coating with a nanometer scale precision.…”