Synthesis of Inorganic Encapsulation Containers for Various Industrial Applications
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In this program, participants will explore the exciting field of inorganic container synthesis and its applications in encapsulation. Inorganic containers are nanoscale or microscale structures engineered with precision to encapsulate and shield a wide range of substances, including drugs, chemicals, nutrients, and more. The program will provide insights into the techniques and methods employed in the design and synthesis of these containers, highlighting their versatility and significance in various industrial applications. They are prepared with inorganic materials and minerals such as calcium carbonate, silica, etc., for encapsulation applications. They can vary as microcapsules, nanocapsules, micro/nanoparticles, micro/nanofibers, etc. which have porous, or hollow structures with rough textures. They have a space called lumen-space to load or store various materials using the technique called encapsulation. These materials encapsulated inorganic containers have been addressed under many diverse applications in material science and engineering. It discovers their potential in loading critical materials under many fields, improving efficiency outcomes, and addressing selective release.
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In this program, participants will explore the exciting field of inorganic container synthesis and its applications in encapsulation. Inorganic containers are nanoscale or microscale structures engineered with precision to encapsulate and shield a wide range of substances, including drugs, chemicals, nutrients, and more. The program will provide insights into the techniques and methods employed in the design and synthesis of these containers, highlighting their versatility and significance in various industrial applications. They are prepared with inorganic materials and minerals such as calcium carbonate, silica, etc., for encapsulation applications. They can vary as microcapsules, nanocapsules, micro/nanoparticles, micro/nanofibers, etc. which have porous, or hollow structures with rough textures. They have a space called lumen-space to load or store various materials using the technique called encapsulation. These materials encapsulated inorganic containers have been addressed under many diverse applications in material science and engineering. It discovers their potential in loading critical materials under many fields, improving efficiency outcomes, and addressing selective release.
