CA2399279A1 - Controlled release ceramic particles, compositions thereof, processes of preparation and methods of use - Google Patents
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Abstract
Controlled release ceramic particles, processes for their preparation, controlled release ceramic particles prepared by such processes, compositions comprising such controlled release ceramic particles and methods of using controlled release ceramic particles are described. In one form each of the controlled release ceramic particles has an active material(s) substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particles, wherein the active material(s) is capable of being released from said particles, and the active material(s) in said particles is substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material(s) from the particles.
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1. Controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has an active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particles and wherein the active material is capable of being released from said particles.
2. Controlled release ceramic particles according to claim 1 wherein said active material in said particles is incorporated within said particles so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particles.
3. Controlled release ceramic particles according to claim 1 wherein said particles contain less than about 2 wt% surfactant.
4. Controlled release ceramic particles according to claim 1 wherein said ceramic particles comprise an oxide selected from the group consisting of silica, zirconia, alumina and titania.
5. Controlled release ceramic particles according to claim 1 wherein said ceramic particles comprise silica.
6. Controlled release ceramic particles according to claim 1 wherein said ceramic particles are substantially monodispersed.
7. A process of preparing controlled release ceramic particles comprising:
(a) preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent;
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent;
(c) preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the precursor solution;
(d) forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from said particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(a) preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent;
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent;
(c) preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the precursor solution;
(d) forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from said particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
8. The process of claim 7 wherein step (b) comprises:
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor selected from the group consisting of a silica precursor, an alumina precursor and a titanic precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent.
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor selected from the group consisting of a silica precursor, an alumina precursor and a titanic precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent.
9. The process of claim 7 wherein step (b) comprises:
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent.
(b) preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent.
10. The process of claim 7 wherein step (d) comprises:
(d) forming and aging substantially monodispersed controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from said particle and the active material in said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(d) forming and aging substantially monodispersed controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from said particle and the active material in said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
11. The process of claim 7 further comprising:
(e) separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
(e) separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
12. The process of claim 11 further comprising:
(e) removing surfactant from said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles.
(e) removing surfactant from said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles.
13. A process of preparing controlled release ceramic particles comprising:
(a') preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent and a hydrophilic first active material;
(b') preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent that is immiscible with the apolar solvent in (a');
(c') preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the precursor solution; and (d') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(a') preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent and a hydrophilic first active material;
(b') preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent that is immiscible with the apolar solvent in (a');
(c') preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the precursor solution; and (d') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
14. The process of claim 13 wherein step (b') comprises:
(b') preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent that is immiscible with the apolar solvent in (a').
(b') preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent that is immiscible with the apolar solvent in (a').
15. The process of claim 13 wherein step (d') comprises:
(d') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from said particle and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(d') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from said particle and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
16. The process of claim 15 further comprising:
(e') separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
(e') separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
17. The process of claim 16 further comprising:
(e') removing surfactant from said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles.
(e') removing surfactant from said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles.
18. A process of preparing controlled release ceramic particles comprising:
(a") preparing a precursor solution by mixing a gel precursor, an active material and optionally a solvent;
(b") preparing a condensing solution by mixing a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a solvent, said condensing solution being substantially immiscible with said precursor solution;
(c") combining the precursor solution and the condensing solution to form a mixture and preparing an emulsion by spontaneously emulsifying the mixture in the absence of a surfactant; and (d") forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(a") preparing a precursor solution by mixing a gel precursor, an active material and optionally a solvent;
(b") preparing a condensing solution by mixing a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a solvent, said condensing solution being substantially immiscible with said precursor solution;
(c") combining the precursor solution and the condensing solution to form a mixture and preparing an emulsion by spontaneously emulsifying the mixture in the absence of a surfactant; and (d") forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
19. The process of claim 18 wherein step (a") comprises:
(a") preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent.
(a") preparing a precursor solution by dissolving a silica gel precursor, a catalyst, a condensing agent and optionally a soluble second active material in a polar solvent.
20. The process of claim 18 wherein step (d") comprises:
(d") forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(d") forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
21. The process of claim 20 further comprising:
(e'') separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
(e'') separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
22. A process of preparing controlled release ceramic particles comprising:
(a"') preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent;
(b"') preparing an hydrophilic solution by dissolving a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent:
(c"') preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the hydrophilic solution;
(d"') adding a gel precursor to emulsion.; and (e"') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(a"') preparing a reverse micelle solution by mixing a surfactant with an apolar solvent;
(b"') preparing an hydrophilic solution by dissolving a catalyst, a condensing agent and a soluble active material in a polar solvent:
(c"') preparing an emulsion by combining the reverse micelle solution and the hydrophilic solution;
(d"') adding a gel precursor to emulsion.; and (e"') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle and wherein the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
23. The process of claim 22 wherein step (d"') comprises:
(d"') adding a silica gel precursor to the emulsion.
(d"') adding a silica gel precursor to the emulsion.
24. The process of claim 22 wherein. step (e"') comprises:
(e"') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated within said particle so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
(e"') forming and aging controlled release ceramic particles, wherein each of said particles has the active material substantially homogeneously dispersed throughout the particle, the active material is capable of being released from each of said particles and the active material in each of said particles is incorporated within said particle so as to be substantially protected from degradation until release of the active material from the particle, by condensing the precursor in the emulsion.
25. The process of claim 22 further comprising:
(f'") separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
(f'") separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion.
26. The process of claim 23 further comprising:
(f'") removing surfactant from said from and aged controlled release ceramics particles.
(f'") removing surfactant from said from and aged controlled release ceramics particles.
27. Controlled release ceramic particles prepared by tho process of any one of claims 7, 13, 18 or 22.
28. The process of any one of claims 7, 13, 18 or 22 further comprising:
separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion by adding an ionic salt to the emulsion whereby the particles are dispersed in a resulting solution; and freeze drying said solution, to form a solid in which unaggregated ceramic particles are isolated within a matrix of the ionic salt.
separating said formed and aged controlled release ceramic particles from said emulsion by adding an ionic salt to the emulsion whereby the particles are dispersed in a resulting solution; and freeze drying said solution, to form a solid in which unaggregated ceramic particles are isolated within a matrix of the ionic salt.
29. An isotonic solution obtained by dispersing the solid obtained by the process o~ claim 28 in water.
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