For various aspects of microencapsulation

microencapsulation
programmed and prolonged action pharmaceuticals
flame retardant polymer composite materials
flame retardants
coacervation
microencapsulated forms of pesticides
epoxy microencapsulation
preservation by microencapsulation

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Matsaberidze, M., & Janelidze , I. (2022). For various aspects of microencapsulation. Georgian Scientists, 4(5), 9–21. https://doi.org/10.52340/gs.2022.04.05.02

Abstract

Microencapsulation as a principle of creating systems for targeted delivery of substances is widely used in the production of various products and preparations. The scientific and practical interest in the problems of microencapsulation is very high, as evidenced by the creation of the international community of microencapsulation. The creation of products and preparations in microencapsulated and gel-like forms is an innovative segment of various fields of scientific and technical activity.

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