Preparation of Monodisperse PS Microspheres by Using Membrane Emulsification-drying Method in Liquid
DC Bao, Quanguo Zhang, Xian-De Liu, XJ Ma, Qingchun Yuan
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DC Bao, Quanguo Zhang, Xian-De Liu, XJ Ma, Qingchun Yuan
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The membrane emulsification method was adopted to prepare monodisperse polystyrene (PS) microspheres. Stable uniform-sized emulsion droplets were successfully obtained by pressing PS solution through the Shirasu Porous Glass(SPG) membrane into water solution containing emulsifiers at appropriate applied pressures. Monodisperse PS microspheres with size in the range of 2-20 mum were prepared by drying in liquid. The size of PS microspheres was strongly dependent on the pore size of SPG membrane and the concentration of PS solution. The size of the PS microspheres increased with the increase in the pore size of SPG membrane and the concentration. of PS.
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The membrane emulsification method was adopted to prepare monodisperse polystyrene (PS) microspheres. Stable uniform-sized emulsion droplets were successfully obtained by pressing PS solution through the Shirasu Porous Glass(SPG) membrane into water solution containing emulsifiers at appropriate applied pressures. Monodisperse PS microspheres with size in the range of 2-20 mum were prepared by drying in liquid. The size of PS microspheres was strongly dependent on the pore size of SPG membrane and the concentration of PS solution. The size of the PS microspheres increased with the increase in the pore size of SPG membrane and the concentration. of PS.
Key concepts: Membrane emulsification, Dispersity, Membrane, Polystyrene, Materials science, Microsphere, Porous glass, Emulsion