Encapsulation process using isocyanate moieties
CA 2311192 A1 · Owner: Mcmaster University · Inventors: Shulkin, Anna; Stover, Harald D. H.; Mudalige, Chandrika
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The invention provides a method of forming microcapsules or particles of a matrix which comprises dispersing a first liquid in a second, immiscible or partially miscible liquid that forms a continuous phase one liquid, containing reactants bearing (a) isocyanate moieties and (b) anhydride moieties, glycidyl moieties or electrophilic moieties bearing base-susceptible leaving groups and the other liquid containing a reactant that bears reactive groups that will react with the reactants in the said one liquid to form a membrane. The microcapsules or particles can encapsulate material that will undergo slow release. The invention also extends to the formed microcapsules or particles.
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- Filed June 12, 2000. No grant is recorded for it in Canada; had it been granted, its 20-year term would have ended June 12, 2020.
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