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    Protein Encapsulation Via Porous Caco Microparticles Templating

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    The document summarizes a procedure for producing spherical, nonaggregated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) microparticles between 4-6 μm in size with a narrow size distribution and highly porous structure. The microparticles are produced through a simple and reproducible process of rapidly mixing equal volumes of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate solutions. The porous CaCO3 microparticles provide a large surface area suitable for adsorbing substances of interest due to their porous structure and nanometer-sized pores.

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    The document summarizes a procedure for producing spherical, nonaggregated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) microparticles between 4-6 μm in size with a narrow size distribution and highly porous structure. The microparticles are produced through a simple and reproducible process of rapidly mixing equal volumes of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate solutions. The porous CaCO3 microparticles provide a large surface area suitable for adsorbing substances of interest due to their porous structure and nanometer-sized pores.

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    The document summarizes a procedure for producing spherical, nonaggregated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) microparticles between 4-6 μm in size with a narrow size distribution and highly porous structure. The microparticles are produced through a simple and reproducible process of rapidly mixing equal volumes of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate solutions. The porous CaCO3 microparticles provide a large surface area suitable for adsorbing substances of interest due to their porous structure and nanometer-sized pores.

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    Protein Encapsulation Via Porous Caco Microparticles Templating

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    Jessica Bintang Sirait
    The document summarizes a procedure for producing spherical, nonaggregated calcium carbonate (CaCO3) microparticles between 4-6 μm in size with a narrow size distribution and highly porous structure. The microparticles are produced through a simple and reproducible process of rapidly mixing equal volumes of calcium chloride and sodium carbonate solutions. The porous CaCO3 microparticles provide a large surface area suitable for adsorbing substances of interest due to their porous structure and nanometer-sized pores.

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    Wehavestandardizedasimpleandreproducibleprocedureforpreparationofspherical

    nonaggregatedandhighlyporousCaCO3microparticleswithanarrowsizedistribution
    rangingfrom4to6m.Thesetemplatesarebiocompatible,inexpensive,andeasyto
    produceanddecomposebycomplexationwithEDTAatneutralpH.Inaddition,CaCO 3
    microparticlesofferalargesurfaceareaforadsorptionofsubstancesofinterestdueto
    theirporousstructure.
    TheprocesswasinitiatedbyrapidmixingofequalvolumesofCaCl2andNa2CO3
    solutions.Theprocedureresultsinhighlyhomogeneous,sphericalCaCO3microparticles
    withanaveragediameterrangingfrom4to6m.

    Dalam jurnal Volodkin dkk. (2004) pembuatan CaCO3 melalui chemical mixing (CaCl2 dan
    Na2CO3) akan membentuk suatu mikropartikel CaCO3 dengan struktur porus yang tinggi.

    The high surface area and the presence of nanometer-sized pores and channels in CaCO3
    particles offer a unique opportunity to capture biomacromolecules such as proteins via physical
    adsorption/pore diffusion, thus enabling very high substrate loading.

    Partikel CaCO3 denga porus berukuran nanometer memiliki kemampuan untuk menangkap
    biomakromolekul, seperti protein melalui adsoprsi fisik atau difusi porus, sehingga menyediakan
    loading substrat yang tinggi,

    Protein Encapsulation via Porous CaCO3


    Microparticles Templating
    Dmitry V. Volodkin,*,, Natalia I. Larionova, and Gleb B. Sukhorukov

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