Microencapsulation

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Microencapsulation is the process of enclosing a substance inside a miniature capsule. Such capsules are called microcapsules. The substance inside the microcapsule is usually a solid or a liquid, though a gas may also be used. The capsule wall is made of gelatin, wax, or another natural substance, or of plastic.

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