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Characterization of Structural Knot Distributions in UHMWPE Fibers
Haojun Xu, Minfang An, You Lv, Zongbao Wang*, Qun Gu, Characterization of Structural Knot Distributions in UHMWPE Fibers, Chinese Journal of Polymer Science, 2016, 34, 606?615.
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wangzb/publicationsshow_9681.html |
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Natural Cellulose Fibers from Eulaliopsis Binata
Natural cellulose fibers extracted from Eulaliopsis Binata (EB) were systematically investigated in this paper. Fourier-transform infrared (FTIR), Scanning Electron Microscopy (SEM) and X-ray Diffraction (XRD) were used to investigate the chemical composition, morphological structure and crystalline structure of the resulting fibers. Furthermore, some basic physical properties of the EB fibe...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/qulijun/publicationsshow_8916.html |
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Antimicrobial fibers based on chitosan and polyvinyl-alcohol
A series of antimicrobial fibers with different weight ratio of chitosan (CS) and polyvinyl alcohol (PVA) were fabricated via a primarily industrialized trail of wet-spinning method, and the morphology and structure of the resulting fibers were studied with the aid of scanning electron micrography (SEM), infrared spectroscopy (FTIR), and X-ray diffraction (XRD). The CP60 blend fiber (60 % chitosan...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/qulijun/publicationsshow_8911.html |
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Wet-Induced Fabrication of Heterogeneous Hump-on-String Fibers.
Inspired by the high adhesiveness of the electrospun fiber, we propose a method
to fabricate multi-scale heterogeneous hump-on-string fiber via the adsorption of nanoparticles,
the NPCTi which is the hydrolysate of titanium tetrachloride (TiCl4) and the nanoparticles
containing Al (NPCAl) which is produced by the hydrolysis of Trimethylaluminium
(TMA, Al(CH3)3). The water collection efficiency of ...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/zhengyongmei/publicationsshow_8468.html |
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Bioinspired Micro-/Nanostructure Fibers with Water collecting Property
We review the recent researches on structure-induced water collecting property of spider silk and bioinspired fibers. Since the capture silks of cribellate spiders have a unique wet-rebuilt structure with spindle-knots and joints for directional water collection, we are inspired to fabricate a series of artificial gradient micro-/nanostructure fibers. These fibers display excellent functions such ...
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36. Electrospinning Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes-Polyuranthane Composite Fibers
Des. Monomers Poly., 2011, 14(2), 121-131.
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/ghjiang_cn/publicationsshow_6247.html |
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Photo-controlled water gathering on bio-inspired fibers
We report photo-controlled water gathering on bio-inspired fibers.
We have designed a bio-inspired fiber using azobenzene (Azo)
polymer materials, with roughness and a curvature similar to the
spindle-knots of wetted spider silk. We demonstrate that the cooperation
between roughness and curvature and the photo-responsive
wettability play a key role in water gathering after Vis or UV irradiation,
w...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/zhengyongmei/publicationsshow_5230.html |
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Water-assisted fabrication of porous bead-on-string fibers
We use the Rayleigh instability technique and breath figure method
to fabricate porous bead-on-string fibers and regulate the size and
distribution of the pores by controlling the resin reaction conditions.
Interestingly, a variety of bead-on-string fibers , with smooth, less
porous, homogenous porous, gradient porous and dented microstructures
could be easily prepared.
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/zhengyongmei/publicationsshow_5208.html |
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Electrospinning Multiwalled Carbon Nanotubes-Polyuranthane Composite Fibers
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http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/psf_jiang/publicationsshow_3955.html |
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68. Hierarchical Structure in Oriented Fibers of a Dendronized Polymer
Herein we report the fabrication and study of hierarchically structured fibers of a dendronized polymer that were simply prepared by drawing out from their columnar phase in melt. At first, the combined SEM and SAXS results indicate that the fibers contain fibrils that align along the axial direction and have a diameter of 200 nm. Further SAXS characterizations confirm an oriented hexagonally...
http://www.polymer.cnt//ss/wangwei/publicationsshow_3099.html |
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