Interested in physical chemistry, in the area of #8203;#8203;polymers and surfactants.Has experience in inorganic chemistry and electrochemistry using cyclic voltammetry in homogeneous catalysts for water oxidation.Has experience in the use of different light scattering methods such as Dynamic Light Scattering, UV-Visible spectroscopy. Performing zeta potential measurements and work with enzyme encapsulation using polymer coacervates in the nanometric domain. (Source: Lattes Curriculum)
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The coacervate phase is formed by a high water content (typically 65-85%), some simple ions, as well as polyelectrolytes, which mimic the intracellular environment very well. Coacervates can be confined to a nanometer domain if one of the components of the coacervate consists of a diblock copolymer containing one of the blocks electrically charged. In this case, the result is a core-shell…
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