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To overcome the intrinsic limitations of ergocalciferol, layer-by-layer oil-in-water emulsions were formulated and applied in the microencapsulation of ergocalciferol. The primary emulsions were prepared using rhamnolipids to stabilize oil droplets, and then the secondary emulsions were formed by electrostatic deposition of cationic chitosan onto anionic rhamnolipids-coated droplets. The effects of pH, ionic strength, and thermal treatment on the stability of emulsions were investigated. Secondary emulsions were more stable than primary emulsions at low pH and high NaCl concentrations. Both emulsions showed excellent physicochemical stability during long-term storage. The droplet size of ​emulsions remained stable, and the ergocalciferol retention in emulsions was still maintained at over 95% after 30 days of storage. These results indicate that the resistance of prepared emulsions to different environmental stresses is enhanced. Moreover, this study gives important information for extending the utilization of rhamnolipids and chitosan in the delivery system for functional ingredients.

As two sub-markets of financial market, money market and capital market both focus on currency and provide sites and channels for all financial assets and currencies to communicate with each other. Thus, capital markets and currency markets have a strong linkage. Only by strengthening the linkages between the two and guarantee their mutual development, can we improve the efficiency of the whole financial system. Up to now, the money market and capital market are far from the state of interaction. Therefore, Based on the study of the inner relationship between the two, the operation rules and the influencing factors, it is provided a theoretical basis for their sound development through the comparative analysis method and put forward political suggestions on their coordination in this paper.