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Transactions: WSEAS Transactions
Transactions ID Number: 18-105
Full Name: Duangkamon Baowan
Position: Lecturer
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: Department of Mathematics, Faculty of Science, Mahidol University
Country: THAILAND
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E-mail address: scdbw@mahidol.ac.th
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Title of the Paper: Van der Waals Interaction for Two Layers of Goldberg Type I Fullerenes
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Duangkamon Baowan, Noraphon Bunkluarb
Email addresses of all the authors: scdbw@mahidol.ac.th, noraphon1@hotmail.com
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Nanotechnology is a promising research area, and it is believed that the unique properties of molecules at the nano-scale will benefit mankind especially in the medical exploration. The use of nanotechnology in pharmaceutical is an important topic in order to transport drugs to the targeted cells. Here, we utilize an applied mathematical modelling to determine the encapsulation of an assumed spherical drug molecule inside a spherical capsule, where both molecules are assumed to be Goldberg Type I fullerenes with different sizes and the drug molecule is assumed to be a C60 fullerene. Moreover, Lennard-Jones potential function and the continuous approximation, where atoms at discrete locations are approximated by an averaged surface density of atoms, are employed to determine the energy and force distribution of the system. The equilibrium position of the drug molecule in the capsule is obtained at the globe minimum energy position. Further, an analytical solution is!
obtained as a function of the molecule radii. We find that in the system of C60@C240, the centres of the C60 and the C240 coincide and the drug moves closer to the capsule wall when the radius of the capsule increases. This research might be considered as a first step to investigate the encapsulation of drug molecule in a nanocapsule for the medical research.
Keywords: Nanotechnology, Drug delivery, Surface integral, Fullerenes, Continuous approximation, Lennard-Jones potential, Encapsulation
EXTENSION of the file: .pdf
Special (Invited) Session: Offset C60 fullerene encapsulated inside Goldberg type I fullerenes
Organizer of the Session: 303-203
How Did you learn about congress: Barry J Cox, barry.cox@adelaide.edu.au
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