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publicationNumber CN-102757012-B
titleOfInvention Method for preparing micro-solution storage and multi-phase heterogenous microparticles
abstract The invention provides a method for preparing a hydrogel micro-solution storage device and multi-phase heterogenous microparticles on the basis of microfluidic double-emulsion-phase droplet technique. A microfluidic chip mainly comprises a microfluidic body with micro-channels and a sealing substrate. The method includes that oil-in-water-in-oil (o/w/o) double-emulsion-phase micro-droplets are formed in the micro-channels of the microfluidic chip at first, and the double-emulsion-phase micro-droplets are polymerized into the micro-solution storage device structure containing a hydrogel shell and oil core content via photo-initiation technology; and oil cores can be slowly separated from the hydrogel shell to form the multi-phase heterogenous microparticles after the micro-solution storage device is placed under a certain dry condition.
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