A plga/tio 2 Porous composite particle and its preparation method using microfluidic technology
A microfluidic technology and composite particle technology, which is applied in the field of PLGA/TiO2 porous composite particles and its preparation using microfluidic technology, can solve the problems of porogen residue and uneven hole size
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[0036] The microfluidic chip made by photolithography is used as a device for preparing composite particles, that is, a layer of 200 μm photoresist is cast on a single crystal silicon wafer, and then the designed mask pattern ( figure 1 (shown) below is exposed for 1000s, and then the unexposed photoresist is washed away by developing to obtain the designed pattern. Then, the pattern obtained on the single crystal silicon is overmolded with polydimethylsiloxane PDMS to form a microchannel, and then this channel is used for oxygen plasma sealing with glass for 10 minutes to obtain the following: figure 1 The setup for preparing composite particles is shown. Weigh 0.2g PLGA (M w =30 kDa) and 1g TBT were added to 10ml dimethyl carbonate as the dispersed phase; 10wt% glycerol in 2wt% PVA aqueous solution was added as the continuous phase. When the flow rate of the continuous phase is 2ml / h and the flow rate of the dispersed phase is 0.2ml / h, that is, when the flow rate ratio is ...
Embodiment 2
[0040] The microfluidic chip made by photolithography is used as a device for preparing composite particles, that is, a layer of 200 μm photoresist is cast on a single crystal silicon wafer, and then the designed mask pattern ( figure 1 Shown) Expose for 1000s below, and then wash off the unexposed photoresist by developing to get the designed pattern. Then, the pattern obtained on the monocrystalline silicon is overmolded with polydimethylsiloxane PDMS to form a microchannel, and then this channel is used for oxygen plasma sealing with glass for 10 minutes to obtain the following: figure 1 The setup for preparing composite particles is shown. Weigh 0.6g PLGA (M w =50 kDa) and 0.8g TBT were added to 10ml dichloromethane as the dispersed phase; 30wt% glycerol was added to 5wt% PVA aqueous solution as the continuous phase. When the flow rate of the continuous phase is 2ml / h and the flow rate of the dispersed phase is 0.25ml / h, that is, when the flow rate ratio is 8:1, an oil-i...
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[0043] The microfluidic chip is made by laser etching as a device for preparing composite particles, that is, the designed pattern is printed out by laser etching silicon wafer ( figure 1 As shown), the thickness is about 200 μm, and then the obtained pattern on the silicon wafer is molded by PDMS to form a microchannel, and then the channel is sealed with glass by oxygen plasma for 8 minutes to obtain the following figure 1 The setup for preparing composite particles is shown. . Weigh 1.2g PLGA (M w =100 kDa) and 0.4g TBT were added to 10ml chloroform as the dispersed phase; adding 50wt% glycerol in 2wt% PVA aqueous solution was used as the continuous phase. When the flow rate of the continuous phase is 1.8ml / h and the flow rate of the dispersed phase is 0.3ml / h, that is, when the flow rate ratio is 6:1, an oil-in-water single emulsion is formed by shearing. The prepared droplets were collected in 4wt% PVA aqueous solution and placed at 20°C for 12h to obtain PLGA / TiO 2 C...
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