Sample and Lab Book Codes

Table 11: Lab book codes of the samples

Chapter Thesis code Lab book code

1. General Introduction Microgel JD-51 4.1. Reduced UV Light Scattering in

PDMS Microfluidic devices Silica NP JD-42 4.2. How hollow are

thermoresponsive, hollow nanogels?

CS-1/PP-1 CS-2/PP-2 CS-3/PP-3

JD-MKBT063 JD-MKBT064 JD-MKBT040 4.3. Core-shell-shell and hollow

double-shell microgels with

advanced temperature responsive-ness

CS CSS

JD-MKBT037CS JD-MKBT037CS-KN02 4.4. Polystyrene/PNIPAM Core-Shell

Particles and the Influence of the Core Dissolution on the Particle Structure

D-CS/D-HS H-CS/H-HS H-CS2/H-HS2

JD-103 JD-CvE-4 JD-50 4.5. Development of a Model System

for the Investigation of Hetero-geneous Crystallization of Soft Particles Near Flat and curved Walls

MG-1 MG-2 MG-3

JD-45 JD-70 JD-63

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