Nano-Rheology and its Application in Controlled-Release Fragrance Nanocapsules Suspensions

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In the present paper, we have introduced the preparation and classification of nanofluids. The factors that influence the viscosity of nanofluids and researches on the fundamental research to specific applications of nanorheology in controlled-release fragrance nanocapsules suspensions are discussed. Finally some problems exist in the research of nanorheology are summarized.

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