Electrospinning is a simple and versatile technique used for the fabrication of continuous micro and nanofibers. This approach is inexpensive, scalable, reliable and mainly used from polymer solutions and polymer melts. Recent studies have demonstrated that high molar mass polymers are not essential for production of uniform electrospun fibers but that sufficient intermolecular interactions acting as chain entanglements is the primary criterion.[2] A study on the electrospinnability of non natural small molecules is here reported for the first time.
Nanofibers from small molecules / S. Locarno, F. Clerici, A. Bittner, D. Garanzini. ((Intervento presentato al 5. convegno EFMC-YMCS tenutosi a Ljubljana nel 2018.
Nanofibers from small molecules
S. Locarno
;F. Clerici;
2018
Abstract
Electrospinning is a simple and versatile technique used for the fabrication of continuous micro and nanofibers. This approach is inexpensive, scalable, reliable and mainly used from polymer solutions and polymer melts. Recent studies have demonstrated that high molar mass polymers are not essential for production of uniform electrospun fibers but that sufficient intermolecular interactions acting as chain entanglements is the primary criterion.[2] A study on the electrospinnability of non natural small molecules is here reported for the first time.
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