Compositions – Preservative agents – Anti-corrosion
Patent
1972-11-06
1976-02-10
Lovering, Richard D.
Compositions
Preservative agents
Anti-corrosion
427 3, 2523011R, 2523011S, 252408, 264 5, 424 1, 424 2, 424 7, 424 19, 424 36, 424178, B01j 1302, B44d 102
Patent
active
039376680
ABSTRACT:
The subject matter of this invention is a process for solid albumin particles so that such spheric particles may act as a carrier for radioactivity, drugs, insecticides, dyes, metal salts, etc. In order to prepare such spheric particles, the substance to be incorporated therein is transformed into a precipitate. This precipitate is then mixed with an aqueous solution of albumin. The mixture thus prepared is then injected into cotton seed oil while stirring so as to obtain a fine dispersion of the albumin droplets and the precipitate in the oil, then the mixture is heated above 100.degree.C to evaporate water and to form spheric albumin particles having the precipitate encapsulated therein.
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patent: 3137631 (1964-06-01), Soloway
patent: 3663685 (1972-05-01), Evans
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