Preparation and Characterization of Magnetic Chitosan Microspheres for the Carriers of Radionuclides in Therapy
Wei Jiang
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Wei Jiang
Abstract
In this paper, magnetic chitosan microspheres which can load radionuclides were prepared by the suspension cross-linking technique. The results demonstrated that the concentration of chitosan solution, Fe 3O 4/chitosan ratio and stirring rate of the suspension medium were the most effective parameters for the size/size distribution, morphology and magnetism of magnetic chitosan microspheres. Furtherly, the best preparation circuit is optimized. Finally, the size, size distribution, morphology and magnetism were studied by different instruments.
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In this paper, magnetic chitosan microspheres which can load radionuclides were prepared by the suspension cross-linking technique. The results demonstrated that the concentration of chitosan solution, Fe 3O 4/chitosan ratio and stirring rate of the suspension medium were the most effective parameters for the size/size distribution, morphology and magnetism of magnetic chitosan microspheres. Furtherly, the best preparation circuit is optimized. Finally, the size, size distribution, morphology and magnetism were studied by different instruments.
Key concepts: Chitosan, Materials science, Magnetism, Microsphere, Suspension (topology), Characterization (materials science), Morphology (biology), Chemical engineering