The microcapsules containing wax encapsulated by poly(methyl methacrylate-co-acrylic acid) (P(MMA-co-AA)) with diameter in the range of 1~5 μm were fabricated by radical polymerization around the wax in a dispersion system.The chemical structure
morphology and thermal behavior of the microcapsules were studied by FTIR
phase-contrast optical microscope
SEM and thermal analysis.The thermal properties of the microcapsules revealed that the content of the core material was up to about 70%
and the microcapsules had a high latent heat (ca. 99 J/g).The dispersed microcapsules can be used as a latent functional thermal fluid to improve the heat transfer efficiency in the fields of refrigeration and air-conditioning.
SYNTHESIS AND HELIXSENSESELECTIVE POLYMERIZATION OF CHIRAL VINYL BIPHENYL MONOMERS
SYNTHESIS AND CHIROPTICAL PROPERTY OF N-(o-OXAZOLINEPHENYL) METHACRYLAMIDE BASED OPTICACLLY ACTIVE POLYMERS
POLYELECTROLYTE MICROCAPSULES FABRICATED VIA in situ COACERVATION—— THE INFLUENCE OF DOPED POLYELECTROLYTE AMOUNT IN THE TEMPLATES ON THEIR STRUCTURES AND PROPERTIES
PREPARATION OF MICROCAPSULES WITH ENCAPSULATED DODECANOL BY COMPLEX COACERVATION OF POLY[2-(METHACRYLOYLOXY)-ETHYLTRIMETHYL AMMONIUM CHLORIDE] AND ACACIA
FABRICATION AND CHARACTERIZATION OF GOLD NANOPARTICLES LOADED MICROCAPSULES
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