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289 results about "Charged polymers" patented technology

Dynamic self-assembled process for preparing low-pressure high-throughput charged nanofiltration membrane

The invention discloses a method for preparing low-voltage high-flux charged nano-filtration membrane by dynamic self-assembly, which is characterized in that polymer ultra-filtration membrane is taken as a basic film; polycation electrolyte and polyanion electrolyte are alternatively and dynamically self-assembled on the surface of the basic film to gain a selective separation layer and to prepare the nano-filtration membrane of charged surface; wherein, the used ultra-filtration membrane molecular weight cutoff is less than 0.1 million; the ultra-filtration membrane material is surface-charged or modified-charged polymer. Nano-filtration membrane preparation by polyelectrolyte dynamic self-assembly has high efficiency, simple and convenient method and controllable assembly process and film structure; pure water solution is used in the whole preparation process, which is green and environmental protective; the applicable polyelectrolyte has a plurality of types; the separation films with different performances can be obtained by adjusting the types of the polyelectrolyte and the assembly conditions. Furthermore, the prepared nano-filtration membrane has low operation pressure, high removal rate on high valence inorganic salts and far greater flux than the current commercial nano-filtration membrane and the nano-filtration membrane preparation method has good application prospect.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Method for preparing in-situ therapeutic substance-loaded microcapsules

The invention discloses a method for preparing therapeutic substance-loaded microcapsules. The method applies the high-voltage electrostatic spray principle and comprises the steps of leading therapeutic substance-loaded charged polymer solution to instantaneously form ultrafine gel particles under the high-voltage electrostatic action, leading a mist of the particles to be received by polymer solution charged with opposite charges, leading a surface layer of the gel particles to be wrapped by a polymer gel shell layer of the opposite charges, forming structures of capsule cores and capsule walls, further filtering by a microporous membrane, and obtaining the therapeutic substance-loaded microcapsules. Microstructures and scale of the capsule cores and the capsule walls can be precisely controlled through voltage, solution concentration and distance from a jet orifice to receiving solution, and therapeutic substances are bound by the capsule cores and the capsule walls, thereby forming controlled release and improving therapeutic efficacy. The method has the advantages of simple and feasible process and good repeatability, the whole process of the preparation process is clean and pollution-free, the provided in-situ therapeutic substance-loaded microcapsules do not need the complex post-processing, the particle size is controllable, and the release rate of the therapeutic substances is convenient to control, thereby having good application prospect.
Owner:ZHEJIANG UNIV

Dehydration sensors with ion-responsive and charged polymeric surfactants

A lateral flow assay device for determining the relative ionic strength of urine is described. The device includes a buffering zone having a polyelectrolyte disposed therein, and an indicator zone having a pH indicator non-diffusively immobilized therein, the indicator zone being separate from the buffering zone and positioned adjacent to and in fluid communication with the buffering zone. A detection zone is part of the buffering zone, and has a buffering component comprising a weak polymeric acid and weak polymeric base with a pKa ≦10−3, and a class of charged polymeric surfactants that are responsive to relative ion concentrations in a sample solution, and a charged pH indicator with a charge opposite to that of the charged polymeric surfactant. The charged polymeric surfactant is soluble in amounts of greater than or equal to about 1% by weight (≧1 wt. % solute) in water and aqueous solutions of low ionic concentration of ≦0.1 wt. % salts, but insoluble (<1 wt. % solute) in aqueous solution of high ionic concentrations of >0.1 wt. % salts. The present invention also describes absorbent articles incorporating such an assay device and methods of monitoring dehydration or testing ion strength of a urine sample using such a test format.
Owner:KIMBERLY-CLARK WORLDWIDE INC
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