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Electrospinning and electrospun nanofibres
IET Nanobiotechnology, 2014 Fibres with diameters less than 1000 nm (or 1 µm) are defined as nanofibres and they can be produced by several processing techniques, particularly by electrospinning (ES) technique. ES technique was invented by Formhals in 1934 that in this the electrical field imposes a uniaxial stretching of a viscoelastic jet derived from the polymer solution to ...
Samad Mussa Farkhani
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Journal of Materials Chemistry C, 2022
We introduce a new type of nanofibrous sunscreen solution that is applied via a novel portable electrospinning system. This UV skin protection is highly waterproof, dust-resistant, and biocompatible while being highly breathable and skin-conformable.
Byeoungjun Lee +6 more
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We introduce a new type of nanofibrous sunscreen solution that is applied via a novel portable electrospinning system. This UV skin protection is highly waterproof, dust-resistant, and biocompatible while being highly breathable and skin-conformable.
Byeoungjun Lee +6 more
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Manufacturing technologies of polymeric nanofibres and nanofibre yarns
Polymer International, 2007AbstractIn the textile industry, although there are several methods for obtaining sub‐micro‐ or nanofibres, electrospinning perhaps is the most versatile process. Electrospinning has been recognized as a feasible technique for the fabrication of continuous polymeric nanofibre yarns desired in the textile industry.
Zhou, Feng Lei +1 more
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Carbon nanofibres and activated carbon nanofibres as electrodes in supercapacitors
Carbon, 2005Abstract Carbon nanofibres have been prepared by a floating catalyst procedure at industrial scale in a metallic furnace. The nanofibres (50–500 nm diameter and 5–200 μm length) are grown from the Fe particles used as catalyst. Soot appears together with the carbon nanofibres.
Cesar Merino +5 more
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Advances in electrospinning: The production and application of nanofibres and nanofibrous structures
Textile Progress, 2016ABSTRACTThe use of electrospun nanofibres in applications such as medical products, fuel cells, photocatalysis, filtration, sensors and actuators is reviewed. Yarn production is classified into two types, namely hollow and core-shell structures; the methods used for producing the two structures for different polymers are discussed.
F. Mokhtari +5 more
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Carbon nanofibres produced from electrospun cellulose nanofibres
Carbon, 2013Cellulose nanofibres have been fabricated by electrospinning of a cellulose acetate solution followed by deacetylation. The cellulose nanofibres were then carbonized using temperatures in the range 800-2200 degrees C and the resulting carbon nanofibres (CNFs) were characterized using transmission electron microscopy, X-ray diffraction and Raman ...
Deng, L +4 more
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Biocatalytic nylon nanofibrous membranes
Analytical and Bioanalytical Chemistry, 2010Nylon-6 nanofibrous membranes (NFM) have been prepared, characterized and used to build-up electrochemical biosensing devices. The assembly and the functioning of biocatalytic NFM are described in connection with the physical and the covalent immobilization of glucose oxidase for the detection of glucose.
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With contemporary easiness of access to advanced printing technologies and rapid prototyping machinery, genuine marking becomes a great challenge for manufacturers who want to protect their products from counterfeiting. This issue can be addressed by usage of unique marking techniques, based on stochastic generation of marking templates.
Radziwon, Michal Jędrzej +2 more
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With contemporary easiness of access to advanced printing technologies and rapid prototyping machinery, genuine marking becomes a great challenge for manufacturers who want to protect their products from counterfeiting. This issue can be addressed by usage of unique marking techniques, based on stochastic generation of marking templates.
Radziwon, Michal Jędrzej +2 more
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Nanofibre Based Biomaterials -- Bioactive Nanofibres for Wound Healing Applications
2012 International Conference on Biomedical Engineering and Biotechnology, 2012Electro spun nanofibres have become an exciting area in biomaterial development, due to their high surface area and porosity. Indeed, many studies on nanofibres have demonstrated their feasibility in various applications, such as promoters for tissue cell adhesion and encapsulations for drugs.
Frank Ko +4 more
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Nanofibrous scaffolds for biomedical applications
Nanoscale, 2018Tissue engineering is an emergent and very interesting research field, providing potential solutions for a myriad of challenges in healthcare.
Thiago D. Stocco +5 more
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