Microgel-stabilized liquid crystal emulsions enable an analyte-induced ordering transition.
Abhijit DanPriyanshi AgnihotriMonia BrugnoniEric SiemesDominik WöllJérôme J CrassousWalter RichteringPublished in: Chemical communications (Cambridge, England) (2019)
We develop a new strategy that involves the formation of microgel (MG) decorated liquid crystal (LC) droplets, which show remarkable stability. This system facilitates the analysis of the LC droplets that undergo an analyte-triggered conformational transition, thus optimizing the quantitation of aqueous analytes.
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