Abstract: The present invention discloses a thermosensitive nanocapsule and a preparing method thereof. The thermosensitive nanocapsule includes core materials and wall materials. The preparing method includes: first, making water phase and oil phase respectively, forming microemulsion by means of high speed shearing after mixing, and forming nanoemulsion via ultrasonic treatment or high pressure homogenization; then adding nitrogen to the emulsion and carrying out the reaction under a temperature of 40-80° C. for 3-4 hrs in the nitrogen atmosphere; finally obtaining the thermosensitive nanocapsule with an embedding rate of 90-94%, a particle size of less than 150 nm and a dimension polydispersity index of 0.09-0.17. In present invention, the monomer that forms the wall material of the nanocapsules is made from common biological materials, and has a good biocompatibility. The wall material has a temperature sensitivity, and can control the delayed release of core material by adjusting temperature.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a thermosensitive nanocapsule and a preparing method thereof. The thermosensitive nanocapsule includes core materials and wall materials. The preparing method includes: first, making water phase and oil phase respectively, forming microemulsion by means of high speed shearing after mixing, and forming nanoemulsion via ultrasonic treatment or high pressure homogenization; then adding nitrogen to the emulsion and carrying out the reaction under a temperature of 40-80° C. for 3-4 hrs in the nitrogen atmosphere; finally obtaining the thermosensitive nanocapsule with an embedding rate of 90-94%, a particle size of less than 150 nm and a dimension polydispersity index of 0.09-0.17. In present invention, the monomer that forms the wall material of the nanocapsules is made from common biological materials, and has a good biocompatibility. The wall material has a temperature sensitivity, and can control the delayed release of core material by adjusting temperature.

Abstract: This invention is a hydrogel capsule with a fragrance or odorant encapsulated therein during the polymerization process. The hydrogel capsule is of use in fabric care or personal care formulations.

Abstract: This invention is a hydrogel capsule with a fragrance or odorant encapsulated therein during the polymerization process. The hydrogel capsule is of use in fabric care or personal care formulations.

Abstract: The invention relates to products for washing and cleaning and/or care and protection of animate or inanimate surfaces that comprise micro-encapsulated benefit agents. The invention also relates to polyurethane and polyurea microcapsules.

Abstract: The invention relates to products for washing and cleaning and/or care and protection of animate or inanimate surfaces that comprise micro-encapsulated benefit agents. The invention also relates to polyurethane and polyurea microcapsules.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for creating hydrogels with ordered crystalline structures that exhibit a characteristic colored opalescence. In addition to the unique optical properties, these materials contain a large amount of water in their crosslinked networks. The manufacturing processes include synthesizing monodispersed hydrogel nanoparticles containing specific reactive functional groups, self-assembly of these particles to form a crystalline structure, and subsequent crosslinking neighboring spheres to stabilize the entire network. Polymerizing a hydrogel monomeric composition around the crystalline structure can enhance the mechanical strength. The resulting network is dimensionally and thermodynamically stabile under various pH and temperature conditions. The color and volume of these crystalline hydrogel networks can reversibly change in response to external stimuli such as temperature, pH and other environmental conditions.

Abstract: A method is disclosed for creating hydrogels with ordered crystalline structures that exhibit a characteristic colored opalescence. In addition to the unique optical properties, these materials contain a large amount of water in their crosslinked networks. The manufacturing processes include synthesizing monodispersed hydrogel nanoparticles containing specific reactive functional groups, self-assembly of these particles to form a crystalline structure, and subsequent crosslinking neighboring spheres to stabilize the entire network. Polymerizing a hydrogel monomeric composition around the crystalline structure can enhance the mechanical strength. The resulting network is dimensionally and thermodynamically stabile under various pH and temperature conditions. The color and volume of these crystalline hydrogel networks can reversibly change in response to external stimuli such as temperature, pH and other environmental conditions.

Abstract: Disclosed is a new class of nanostructured polymeric materials comprising polymer gel nanoparticles that are covalently bonded through functional groups on the surfaces of neighboring particles. These nanoparticles may be prepared as suspensions in an aqueous or, non-aqueous environment. These gels have two unique and different structural networks; the primary network comprises crosslinked polymer chains in each individual particle, while the secondary network is a system of crosslinked nanoparticles. Particular polymer gel nanoparticle network compositions disclosed herein may function as carriers for controlled delivery of pharmaceuticals or other chemical agents, gel sensors and other commercial applications.