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Comparison between the two main sol–gel/emulsion methods to prepare microparticles made of organosilica doped with a lipophilic molecule shows that entrapment only takes place starting from O/W emulsions. In this case, however, formation of spherical microcapsules, observed when the sol–gel polycondensation is carried out in a W/O microemulsion, does not take place.
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Sciortino, M., Alonzo, G., Ciriminna, R. et al. Sol–Gel Microcapsulation in Silica-Based Particles: A Comparative Study. Silicon 3, 77–83 (2011). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12633-011-9072-0
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