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Fig. 6. Phase diagrams with shape transition boundaries for block copolymers as a function of (a) hydrophilic fraction f (from Ref 46, with permission from ACS Publication Division) and (b) water content in dioxane/water solutions (from Ref 39, with permission from ACS Publication Division). B bilayers/vesicles C cylindrical micelles S spherical micelles.

Fig. 8. Block copolymer vesicles budding-off from a swollen lamellar phase. After separation, there is no further exchange of block copolymers between vesicles, from Ref 50, with permission from ACS Publications Division.

Pig. 9. Small, narrow disperse block copolymer vesicles prepared using organic cosolvents. From Ref. 115, with permission from ACS Publications Division. 

Fig. 15. Different stages of the pearling transition for a tubular PB-PEO block copolymer vesicle after a thermal quench from 38 to 25°C. Compared to lipid vesicles, the transition is extremely slow. The necks close one by one with effective velocities of a few tens of narometers per minute. From Ref 52, with permission from ACS Publications Division.

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