Hydrogels containing hydrophobic domains or nanodomains, especially of the micellar type, are reviewed. Examples of the reasons for introducing hydrophobic domains into hydrophilic gels are given; typology of these materials is introduced. Synthesis routes are exemplified and properties of a variety of such hydrogels in relation with their intended applications are described. Future research needs are identified briefly
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Polymers play a vital role in pharmaceutical development. Efforts have been continuously made to sea...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
© 2018 Dr. Dunyin GuHydrogels are usually defined as a three-dimensional hydrated network of cross-l...
Hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric network, capable of entrapping substantial amounts of flui...
Polymeric micro- and nanogels are defined by their water-swollen hydrophilic networks that can often...
Hydrogel products constitute polymeric materials as a group, the hydrophilic structure which renders...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Hydrogels are cross-linked networks of highly hydrophilic polymer chains. When reduced to colloidal ...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Polymers play a vital role in pharmaceutical development. Efforts have been continuously made to sea...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
© 2018 Dr. Dunyin GuHydrogels are usually defined as a three-dimensional hydrated network of cross-l...
Hydrogels are three-dimensional polymeric network, capable of entrapping substantial amounts of flui...
Polymeric micro- and nanogels are defined by their water-swollen hydrophilic networks that can often...
Hydrogel products constitute polymeric materials as a group, the hydrophilic structure which renders...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Hydrogels date back to 1960 when Wichterle and Lim first proposed the use of hydrophilic networks of...
Hydrogels are cross-linked networks of highly hydrophilic polymer chains. When reduced to colloidal ...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...
Polymers play a vital role in pharmaceutical development. Efforts have been continuously made to sea...
Microgels are smart polymer colloids that synergistically combine the properties of hard particles a...