Tubular microstructures via controlled nanoparticle assembly

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2005-11-01

2005-11-01

Rayford, Sandra Nolan (Department: 1772)

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C128S898000, C216S075000, C604S191000

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06960378

ABSTRACT:
A process for producing microtubes from nanoparticles includes forming a dispersion of the nanoparticles in a liquid phase and freeze-drying the dispersion to produce microtubes. The nanoparticles have surface functionality capable of self-bonding and bonding with the liquid phase during freeze-drying, particularly surface hydroxy functionality.

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