Solvent relaxation nuclear magnetic resonance has been widely used to study the
interactions of polymers and surfactants with nanoparticles, an important area of research for …

A title seldom gives exhaustive information about the content it precedes. Consequently, we
sometimes find ourselves disappointed when we realize that a paper is not about what we …

The current study presents an effective and simple strategy to obtain stable porous scaffolds
from gelatin via a gas foaming method. The technique exploits the intrinsic foaming ability of …

The film formation of poly (vinyl alcohol) of different molecular weights from concentrated
solution has been observed in real time by means of low-field nuclear magnetic resonance …

Gelatin is used to make hard capsules and has to meet strict dissolution specifications to
guarantee homogeneous drug delivery. The aging of gelatin induces a decrease of its …

The microstructure of poly (vinyl alcohol) films formed during the solution drying process
significantly influences their tensile ductility and optical transmittance. However, the “skin …

In the traditional view of temperature-driven volume phase transitions in PNIPAM-based
microgel solutions, a monotonic and sharp decrease in the particle size occurs upon heating …

Reaction and transport processes in thin layers of between 10 and 1000 µm are important
factors in determining their performance, stability and degradation. In this review, we discuss …

Gelatin solutions were prepared in D2O. The drying process of cast solutions was followed
with a single-sided nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) scanner until complete solidification …

Relaxation in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR), both transverse and longitudinal,
provides information on microscopic features of a wide variety of systems and may be used …