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Adding lecithin will hopefully stop the nanogels from adhering to one another in large quantities. We are also going to let the PVOH/phosphate buffer solution cool before adding it immediately to the oil to be homogenized. This may be a crucial step we had been omitting the entire time. Allowing the solution to cool makes it a bit more solidified than when it is still at 100°C | |||
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Revision as of 10:38, 1 March 2013
 Nanogel Prep using Lecithin
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ObjectivePrepare nanogels with the addition of lecithin DescriptionAdding lecithin will hopefully stop the nanogels from adhering to one another in large quantities. We are also going to let the PVOH/phosphate buffer solution cool before adding it immediately to the oil to be homogenized. This may be a crucial step we had been omitting the entire time. Allowing the solution to cool makes it a bit more solidified than when it is still at 100°C Data
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