Study on PS-Molybdophosphoric Composite Fibers  via Electrospinning Process

Zhi Ming Zhang; Ting Ting Li; Jie Cao; He Ti Li

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.750-752.311

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Study on PS-Molybdophosphoric Composite Fibers via Electrospinning Process

Abstract:

Fine polystyrene fibers have been generated from electrospinning of PS/molybdophosphoric acid in THF and DMF solution. The fiber diameters ranged from 500 nm and increased by adjusting the volume of DMF, the amount of the PS/ molybdophosphoric acid and spinning voltage, the size of the distance. Surface morphology of the nanofibers was characterized by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). The fibers generated from the solutions were more homogeneous in sizes, especially when more THF was added. With the phosphomolybdate amount of increase in untreated, cold pressing, hot pressing modulus showed a trend to decrease. The infrared results show that the composite membrane contains four phosphomolybdate absorption peaks, which is consistent with the predicted results.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volumes 750-752)

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Zhi Ming Zhang*, Ting Ting Li, Jie Cao, He Ti Li

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Composite Membrane, Electro-Spinning, Molybdophosphoric Acid, Polystyrene

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