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Recent Progress toward Physical Stimuli-Responsive Emulsions.

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Emulsion as a fine dispersion of immiscible liquids has involved widespread applications in industry, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and personal care. Stimuli-responsive emulsions capable of on-demand demulsification or changing their properties are… Click to show full abstract

Emulsion as a fine dispersion of immiscible liquids has involved widespread applications in industry, pharmaceuticals, agriculture and personal care. Stimuli-responsive emulsions capable of on-demand demulsification or changing their properties are required in many cases such as controllable release cargo, oil recovery, emulsifiers recycle and product separation, great progress has been achieved in these areas. Among these various triggers, much effort has been made to develop physical stimuli, due to the noninvasive and environmentally friendly characteristics. Physical stimuli-responsive emulsions provide a plenty of valuable practical applications in the fields of sustainable industry, biomedical reaction, drug delivery. Here, we summarize the recent development in the field of emulsions in response to physical stimuli consisting of temperature, light, magnetic field, electrical field, etc. The preparation methods and mechanisms of physical stimuli-responsive emulsions and their applications of catalysis reaction, drug delivery, and oil recovery are highlighted in this review. The future directions and outstanding problems of the physical stimuli-responsive emulsions are also discussed. This article is protected by copyright. All rights reserved.

Keywords: recent progress; stimuli responsive; responsive emulsions; progress toward; physical stimuli

Journal Title: Macromolecular rapid communications
Year Published: 2022

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