Issue 3, 2009

Non-covalently connected micelles (NCCMs): the origins and development of a new concept

Abstract

Nearly ten years ago, we suggested a new concept of non-covalently connected micelles (NCCMs) to describe and name a novel family of polymeric micelles. In NCCMs the components that form the core and shell are connected by hydrogen bonding instead of the normal covalent bonding that exists in all micelles formed from block copolymers. Investigations by us, as well as by others, in recent years have shown that the concept of NCCMs, and the methodology to attain them, are in fact much broader than our original suggestion.

Graphical abstract: Non-covalently connected micelles (NCCMs): the origins and development of a new concept

Article information

Article type
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Submitted
05 Aug 2008
Accepted
15 Oct 2008
First published
21 Nov 2008

Soft Matter, 2009,5, 495-500

Non-covalently connected micelles (NCCMs): the origins and development of a new concept

M. Guo and M. Jiang, Soft Matter, 2009, 5, 495 DOI: 10.1039/B813556H

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