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The nanogels prepared on 2/06/13 may be too small for our system. This being said, we are looking to devise another procedure using w/o emulsion that will make slightly larger hydrogels (~microscale)
The nanogels prepared on 2/06/13 may be too small for our system. This being said, we are looking to devise another procedure using w/o emulsion that will make slightly larger hydrogels (~microscale)


==Data==
==Procedures==
* Add data and results here...
 
1) Add 0.5g of PVOH (MW = 89,000-98,000 g/mol) to 6mL phosphate buffer solution
 
2) Heat at 100°C for ~15 minutes
 
3) Pour into 50mL mineral oil and homogenize on the lower setting (rpm unknown- unlisted) for 1 min
 
4) Place in freezer at -20°C for 20 hours. Thaw for 4 hours. Repeat this cycle for a total of 3 cycles.


==Notes==
==Notes==

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Objective

  • Prepare smaller hydrogels using a similar procedure to the one used on 2/06/13

Description

The nanogels prepared on 2/06/13 may be too small for our system. This being said, we are looking to devise another procedure using w/o emulsion that will make slightly larger hydrogels (~microscale)

Procedures

1) Add 0.5g of PVOH (MW = 89,000-98,000 g/mol) to 6mL phosphate buffer solution

2) Heat at 100°C for ~15 minutes

3) Pour into 50mL mineral oil and homogenize on the lower setting (rpm unknown- unlisted) for 1 min

4) Place in freezer at -20°C for 20 hours. Thaw for 4 hours. Repeat this cycle for a total of 3 cycles.

Notes

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