Dataset for: Clay Nanotube Liquid Marbles Enhanced with Inner Biofilm Formation for the Encapsulation and Storage of Bacteria at Room Temperature

The data pertains to continued efforts after "Clay nanotube Pickering emulsions for oil spill bioremediation and catalytic formulations" at Louisiana Tech University in Nano-assembly research group. The experiments and data are performed and collected, respectively at the Institute for Micromanufacturing located within the university. It expands the application of silane-modified halloysite nanotubes in oil spill bioremediation by encapsulating active hydrocarbonoclastic bacteria inside 1-2 mm large clay marbles and forming a small microcosm of biological activity inside the marbles. The dried marbles are available to be applied to an oil spill at a later date. This dataset supports the publication: Panchal, A., Rahman, N., Konnova, S., Fakhrullin, R., Zhang, D., Blake, D., John, V., Ivanov, E., & Lvov, Y. (2019). Clay Nanotube Liquid Marbles Enhanced with Inner Biofilm Formation for the Encapsulation and Storage of Bacteria at Room Temperature. ACS Applied Nano Materials. doi:10.1021/acsanm.9b02033.