A REVIEW ON: NANOCAPSULES
Monali Waykar*, Dr. K. S. Salunkhe, Dr. M. J. Chavan, Dr. J. C. Hundiwale, Krishna Gite and Sangita Talke
ABSTRACT
Nanocapsule ranges from 10nm to1000nm. They consist of liquid or solid core in which the drug is placed into cavity, which is surrounded by a natural or synthetic polymer membrane. Nanocapsules are used for the controlled release as well as the drug targeting. The methods used for the preparation of nanocapsules are nanoprecipitation, emulsion co-acervation, emulsion diffusion, polymer coating, layer by layer. The most important characteristics in the preparation of nanocapsules is particle size and size distribution which can be evaluated by different techniques like X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, transmission electron microscopy and
differential scanning calorimetry.
Keywords: Nanoscale, Nanocapsules, Encapsulation, Bioavailability, Controlled release, Drug targeting.
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