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April 30, 2007Advanced Materials260 citations

Formation of Biphasic Janus Droplets in a Microfabricated Channel for the Synthesis of Shape‐Controlled Polymer Microparticles

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TNTakasi NisisakoTTToru Torii

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A microfluidic approach is developed for the synthesis of anisotropic particles based on the flow of two immiscible organic phases, a polymerizable phase and a non-polymerizable phase, in a co-flowing aqueous stream within a microchannel. The anisotropic shape originates from the balancing of the interfacial energies between the three phases. The anisotropic particles shown in the figure are obtained by the photopolymerization of the droplets formed in the channels.

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synapsesocial.com/papers/6a155734b2e0231f15825389https://doi.org/10.1002/adma.200700272
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