In this study, a single step method for large scale fabrication of hollow microspheres with a narrow size distribution is presented. PolyBenzoThiadiazole (PolyBT), a conducting polymer, was electrosprayed at high voltage to obtain microspheres. Hollow spheres of size ranging from 4.1 to 7.3 µm were observed through scanning electron microscope images, without any chemical degradation as shown by FTIR studies. In addition, these microspheres demonstrated a change in optical and hydrophobic properties as exhibited by the UV-visible and contact angle measurements. Thus providing interesting opportunities for use in biomedical applications, sensors as well as optoelectronic devices
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...
The feasibility of producing a hollow microsphere with a single hole in its shell by coaxial electro...
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
We describe the co-electrospraying of hollow microspheres from a polycaprolactone (PCL) shell soluti...
In this study, the ability to control the shell thickness of hollow polymeric microspheres prepared ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. Published online: 13 Sep 2016. The final version to be made ...
We successfully demonstrate the synthesis of polymer microspheres using a single electrospray source...
Submicrometre size spheres prepared from biocompatible polymers are becoming increasingly popular in...
Submicrometre size spheres prepared from biocompatible polymers are becoming increasingly popular in...
<p>The ability to reproducibly produce and effectively collect electrosprayed polymeric microspheres...
Hypothesis: Nowadays, the growing concern over environmental pollution has attracted attentions towa...
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...
The feasibility of producing a hollow microsphere with a single hole in its shell by coaxial electro...
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
The ability to reproducibly load bioactive molecules into polymeric microspheres is a challenge. Tra...
We describe the co-electrospraying of hollow microspheres from a polycaprolactone (PCL) shell soluti...
In this study, the ability to control the shell thickness of hollow polymeric microspheres prepared ...
This is the author accepted manuscript. Published online: 13 Sep 2016. The final version to be made ...
We successfully demonstrate the synthesis of polymer microspheres using a single electrospray source...
Submicrometre size spheres prepared from biocompatible polymers are becoming increasingly popular in...
Submicrometre size spheres prepared from biocompatible polymers are becoming increasingly popular in...
<p>The ability to reproducibly produce and effectively collect electrosprayed polymeric microspheres...
Hypothesis: Nowadays, the growing concern over environmental pollution has attracted attentions towa...
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...
The feasibility of producing a hollow microsphere with a single hole in its shell by coaxial electro...
Suspensions consisting of polymer-shelled microspheres are finding increasing use in a diverse range...