High mass resolution spectra were collected from the top surface of a porous alumina nanotube structure to determine the characteristic peak fragments of a loaded nanocarrier. The presence of high mass fragments were associated with the micelle structure. Imaging analysis of the sample in cross-section then allowed an investigation into the depth of penetration of the micelles into the porous substrate.
Data citation
Addai-Mensah, J, Losic, D 2016, Advanced Nanoscale Materials Engineered From Diatomaceous Earth Collection, University of South Australia, viewed 26 April 2024, retrieved from <https://data.unisa.edu.au/dap/Collection.aspx?CollectionID=217667>.