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Microencapsulation 101: Introduction to Microencapsulation
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Microencapsulation 101: Introduction to Microencapsulation

Fundamentals of Microencapsulation
Created byArzu Gençosman
Last updated 6/2023
English

What you'll learn

  • Microencapsulation
  • Surface Chemistry
  • Chemistry
  • Controlled Release Mechanism
  • Polymers
  • Microcapsules

Course content

3 sections35 lectures57m total length
  • Welcome1:06
  • What is Microencapsulation? (Part 1)0:38
  • What is Microencapsulation? (Part 2)1:16
  • Historical Background of Microencapsulation (Part 1)2:02
  • Historical Background of Microencapsulation (Part 2)1:09
  • Historical Background of Microencapsulation (Part 3)1:45
  • Applications of Microencapsulation (Part 1)1:24
  • Applications of Microencapsulation (Part 2)3:15
  • Properties and Morphologies of Microcapsules (Part 1)2:21
  • Properties and Morphologies of Microcapsules (Part 2)2:05
  • Properties and Morphologies of Microcapsules (Part 3)2:06
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 1)1:17

    Explore the definition, history, morphologies, and core and wall materials of microcapsules. Classify production methods into chemical and mechanical processes, detailing interfacial polymerization, coacervation, spray drying, and related approaches.

  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 2)1:22
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 3)0:22
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 4)2:10
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 5)1:21
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 6)2:40
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 7)2:11
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 8)1:17

    Describe coacervation as a macromolecular aggregation driven by partial desolvation and phase separation, highlighting simple coacervation with desolvation agents, core dispersion in shell polymer, and formation of a continuous shell.

  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 9)1:33

    Explore complex coacervation, where oppositely charged polymers like gelatin and gum arabic form a coating-rich coacervate through controlled acidity, temperature, and crosslinking, enabling drug encapsulation.

  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 10)2:01
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 11)0:30
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 12)2:09
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 13/1)1:17
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 13/2)1:50
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 14)2:14

    Explore extrusion microencapsulation, a method to protect volatile and unstable flavors and vitamins in glassy carbohydrate matrices, extending the shelf life of citrus oils to five years.

  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 15)0:49
  • Methods of Microencapsulation (Part 16)1:25

    Describe the spinning disk method, a low-cost encapsulation technique using rotational forces to form droplets of core material in a coating, with particle sizes from five to three thousand microns.

  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 1)1:40
  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 2)2:23
  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 3)1:57
  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 4)0:59
  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 5)1:28
  • Characterization of Microcapsules (Part 6)2:12

Requirements

  • Some basic information about chemistry
  • Some basic information about surface chemistry

Description

Welcome to the Basics of Everything 101!

This course will teach you a lot about Microencapsulation and answer those questions of you.

What you will learn?

  • What is Microencapsulation?

  • When / How was Microencapsulation process invented and developed?

  • Why are Microcapsules so important?

  • What are the advantages that Microcapsules have?

  • What are the types of Microcapsules?

  • What is the use of Microencapsulation in industry?

  • How can Microcapsules be prepared?

  • What should i pay attention while obtaining Microcapsules?

  • How can Microcapsules be characterized after formation?

Microencapsulation 101: Introduction to Microencapsulation

Outline

Here you can reach informations about the following parts;

  • General informations

  • Historical Background

  • Properties & Morphologies

  • Applications

  • Preparation Methods

  • Characterization Methods

*Also, there is a small quiz about some chapters to refresh your memories about what you have learnt about Microencapsulation 101. Do not miss out. New questions will be added soon!

Who this course is for:

My course is designed for chemists, chemical engineers, science students and anyone that loves science and wants to learn the basics about everything in a short time.

If this sounds like you, enroll right now.

Are there any course requirements or prerequisites?

  • No prerequisites required

  • If you have an idea / some basic information about chemistry / surface chemistry, it will help you a lot.

*Always keep in mind that this course is prepared for you to become familiar with Microencapsulation processes & applications in the level of a beginner. Keep reading articles, keep studying the topic and keep learning all the time. Please feel free to ask your questions about the course if you have any.

Who this course is for:

  • Engineers
  • Engineering Students
  • Chemistry Students
  • Science lovers