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Production of anisotropic polymer microparticles by microfluidic routes

Authors: Wasif RAZZAQ, Christophe SERRA, Delphine CHAN-SENG

Publication date: March 10, 2022

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3. Production of anisotropic polymer particles

3.1 Techniques used

3.1.1 Non-lithographic methods

3.1.1.1 Stop coalescence

This method involves promoting the coalescence of monomer droplets and then polymerizing them before they have had time to relax into a more thermodynamically stable...

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