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Nanoemulsion
1. Nanoemulsion: A Versatile
Mode of Drug Delivery
System
Mr. Sagar Kishor Savale
(M. Pharm Student)
Department of Pharmaceutics and Quality Assurance
R. C. Patel Institute of Pharmaceutical Education and Research, Shirpur,
425405, Dist. Dhule, MS, India
Presented By:
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Nanoemulsion
Difference between Microemulsion and
Nanoemulsion
Components of
Nanoemulsion
Formulation Aspects and
Method of Preparation
Evaluation Parameters of
Nanoemulsion
Conclusion
Reference
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Nanoemulsion
Surfactant
Co-Surfactant
Water
Oil
Size range 50-100 nm.
Types: oil in water (o/w), water in oil (w/o) and Bicontinuous Nanoemulsion.
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Difference between Microemulsion and Nanoemulsion
Parameter Microemulsion Nanoemulsion
Appearance Turbid Transparent
Droplet Size 200-500 nm 50- 100 nm
Formation Require vigorous shaking Spontaneous Formation
Energy High Low
Stability Thermo
dynamically unstable
Thermo
dynamically stable
Rate of Absorption Slow Fast
Bioavailability Minimum Maximum
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Oil Surfactant Co-surfactant
Components of Nanoemulsion
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Mechanism of Nanoemulsion
The entropy change
Dispersion is greater
Energy required to
increase the surface area
of the dispersion
Free energy of the
conventional emulsion is
a direct function
Energy required to
create a new surface
between the oil and
water phases
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Formulation Aspects and Method of Preparation
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High pressure
homogenization
(HPH)
Ultrasonication
Micro-
fluidization
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Phase inversion
Spontaneous
emulsification
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Evaluation Parameters of Nanoemulsion
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Droplet size Zeta Potential Drug content
ViscositypHRefractive index
Conductivity Test Dilution test In vitro study
Histopathological
study
In vitro
cytotoxicity assay
In vivo
pharmacokinetic
study
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Nanoemulsion was widely used in pharmaceutical system. Nanoemulsion was offers
several advantaged for the delivery of drugs, biological and diagnostic agents.
This novel technology was overcome the problem of less aqueous soluble drug and it
is a vehicle for aqueous insoluble drugs.
nanoemulsion was used in targeted drug delivery of various anticancer drugs,
photosensitizers or therapeutic agents.
Conclusion
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