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Droplet-Like Beads in the Surface of Nanofibers by Bubble-Electrospinning

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Bubble electroblowing is employed by combining bubble-electrospinning with airflow to prepare silk fibroin nanofibers. The result indicated that not only nanofibers but also droplet-like beads were formed. Unlike traditional beads conjugating fibers, droplet-like beads accompanied fibers by sides. The average diameter of fibers is 572 nanometers while the special beads is 1909 nanometers.

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Advanced Materials Research (Volume 843)

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78-81

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https://doi.org/10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.843.78

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November 2013

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Hao Dou, Hong Yan Liu, Ji Huan He

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Bubble Electroblowing, Droplet-Like Beads, Nanofiber

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