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Fabrication of Nano Porous PVDF Beads

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After dissolve PVDF in DMF, porous PVDF beads were prepared by water assistant. The porous beads were better crystallized and possessed greater relative surface than ordinary PVDF. The results suggested that the relative surface of PVDF reach 6.53m2/g while the dripping speed was 0.95ml/min. The material could rise to the modulator to fabricate nanometer fiber polymers.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 668)

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347-350

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.668.347

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March 2013

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Da Bing Luo, Yang Tao, Bin Xiang, Yan Fei Wang, Han Xing Liu

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Porous, PVDF, Water-Assisted

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