Lecture

Micelles: Aggregate Shapes and Delivery Vehicles

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Description

This lecture covers the influence of aspect ratio on aggregate shape, the theory of micelles in detergents, and the role of micelles as delivery vehicles for hydrophobic ingredients in both pharmaceuticals and food. It explains how micelles work as self-assembling structures to solubilize hydrophobic compounds and transport molecules across oil phases.

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