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Degradable polymers membrane-controlled release devices

A different strategy for controlled release is based on polymer permeability other than degradation. The active reagent may be encapsulated within a polymeric membrane or in a strip, as shown in Figure 5.53. Ideally the reagent is contained in the reservoir as a saturated solution with excess in suspension. This allows diffusion through the membrane at constant rate without loss of activity. Alternatively, the reagent may be dispersed in a polymer matrix and released to the environment by diffusion or extraction. A variety of membrane and matrix devices are commercially available [99]. Pheromone release strips for insect control and household fly and cockroach strips for release of insecticide are also in commercial use. [Pg.624]


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