Microencapsulation of butyl stearate as a phase change material by interfacial polycondensation in a polyurea system

By Chen Liang, X. Lingling, S. Hongbo, Zhang Zhibin. 2009

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Phase Change Materials (PCM) microcapsules with different shell compositions: Preparation, characterization and thermal stability (2010, background): “) or chemical process (coacervation with gelatine [12,15], interfacial polymerization techniques [8,16–18], etc.”
A review of microencapsulation methods of phase change materials (PCMs) as a thermal energy storage (TES) medium (2014, unknown): “There are numerous reports that engaged polyurea (PU) as a shell material for encapsulation of different core materials such asmigrin oil [60], ovalbumin [61], n-octadecane [62–67], n-hexadecane [68], n-eicosane [69], and butyl stearate [70], using interfacial polymerization method.”
Nano-encapsulated organic phase change material based on copolymer nanocomposites for thermal energy storage (2014, methodology): “Up to now, in-situ polymerization [33], coacervation [26], interfacial polymerization [39] and suspension-like polymerization [40] methods have been extensively used for the encapsulation of PCM.”
Types, methods, techniques, and applications for microencapsulated phase change materials (MPCM): A review (2016, methodology): “[87] [46] succeed with the interfacial polymerization to prepare MPCM of butyl stearate as a PCM in a polyurea system.”