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Water-in-Water Emulsions,Ultralow Interfacial Tension,and Biolubrication
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作者 Yitong Wang Jin Yuan +10 位作者 Yunpeng Zhao Ling Wang Luxuan Guo Lei Feng Jiwei Cui Shuli Dong Shanhong Wan Weimin Liu Heinz Hoffmann Kiet Tieu Jingcheng Hao 《CCS Chemistry》 CAS 2022年第6期2102-2114,共13页
A water-in-water(W/W)emulsion consists of droplets formed by the spontaneous liquid-liquid separation of two immiscible aqueous phases.The inherent properties of the W/W interfaces,low or ultralowinterfacial tension(... A water-in-water(W/W)emulsion consists of droplets formed by the spontaneous liquid-liquid separation of two immiscible aqueous phases.The inherent properties of the W/W interfaces,low or ultralowinterfacial tension(γ_(W/W)=1-1000μN/m)and a large thickness of several nanometers,beget the poor inherent stability of emulsions.Herein,we report a nanofibril emulsifier having Schiff base reactivity to generate a W/W emulsion.The W/W emulsion has superior stability(stable>6 months)because collagen nanofibrils,acting as a stabilizer of W/W emulsions,can simultaneously satisfy the requirements of sizeandoverall coverage ratio of the phase interfaces.W/Wemulsions having γ_(W/W)∼10μN/m were used as synthetic synovial fluids,showing superior lubrication performance with a coefficient of friction in the range of 0.003-0.011,which has been demonstrated to be suitable for joint lubrication.An intraarticular injection assessment further confirmed this protective effect on articular cartilage in vivo.Our study reveals the mechanism of emulsion stabilization and opens up the possibility of osteoarthritis(OA)treatment using the biolubrication effects of W/W emulsions for lubricated artificial implant surfaces. 展开更多
关键词 water-in-water emulsion ultralowinterfacial tension phase interface biolubrication
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