2010
DOI: 10.1134/s2075113310040118
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Nanostructural encapsulation of iodine in polyvinyl alcohol

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“…Evaporation of the common solvent from cast polymer/iodine solution forms iodine-containing polymeric film. Miniemulsification of polymer/iodine solution in a nonsolvent for iodine, water for example, also leads to polymer hybrid particles containing iodine. Iodine vapor permeation through polymeric films can be nominated as another approach for preparing a solid electrolyte. By iodine vapor diffusion through a polymeric film, its molecules are precipitated. Nonetheless, the extensive application of organic solvents, a long period of solvent evaporation, and prolonged iodine vapor diffusion through polymer are the major drawbacks of the aforementioned methods, respectively. These economic and environmental problems have been the motives behind sustained scientific efforts for replacing solvent and vapor based processes with more economical and environmentally friendly approaches.…”
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“…Evaporation of the common solvent from cast polymer/iodine solution forms iodine-containing polymeric film. Miniemulsification of polymer/iodine solution in a nonsolvent for iodine, water for example, also leads to polymer hybrid particles containing iodine. Iodine vapor permeation through polymeric films can be nominated as another approach for preparing a solid electrolyte. By iodine vapor diffusion through a polymeric film, its molecules are precipitated. Nonetheless, the extensive application of organic solvents, a long period of solvent evaporation, and prolonged iodine vapor diffusion through polymer are the major drawbacks of the aforementioned methods, respectively. These economic and environmental problems have been the motives behind sustained scientific efforts for replacing solvent and vapor based processes with more economical and environmentally friendly approaches.…”
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“…47 Its supramolecular complexes with iodine (often prepared by directly mixing, or subliming, iodine in the polymer matrix) have been studied for decades. [48][49][50][51][52] PVA is thus a perfect playground for investigating time-controlled supramolecular gelation.…”
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