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Nanoparticle and gelation stabilized functional composites of an ionic salt in a hydrophobic polymer matrix
Polymer composites consisted of small hydrophilic pockets homogeneously dispersed in a hydrophobic polymer matrix are important in many applications where controlled release of the functional agent from the hydrophilic phase is needed. As an example, a release of biomolecules or drugs from therapeut
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