Nanoemulsions
An oil-in-water emulsion and emulsifier technology, applied in the field of nanoemulsions, can solve the problems of difficult hydrophobic properties of active ingredients and the like
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[0075] Part 1: Preparation of branched polymers (containing dodecyl moieties, PolyOEGMA DP80 chains linked using EGDMA), their use to prepare nanoemulsions for incorporation into drugs and safety and efficacy studies of these nanoemulsions
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[0077] Polymers for stabilizing nanoemulsions can be fabricated using atom transfer radical polymerization (ATRP), a controlled polymerization method that allows the definition of a specific degree of polymerization (DP). One example of a water-soluble polymer according to the invention is based on PolyOEGMA DP80.
[0078] By DP80, it is meant that there are about 80 monomer units (OEGMA) per polymer chain. These linear chains were branched together by using EGDMA as branching agent.
[0079]First, the amount of monomer was weighed in a round bottom flask (OEGMA, Mw 300). The balance was tared and then the appropriate amount of EGDMA branched was added such that the molar ratio to monomer was 0.95. A dodecy...
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