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Research Progress in Superhydrophobic Materials Based on Micro/Nano Fibers Produced by Electrospinning
Li Fang, Li Qiming
Superhydrophobic fiber membranes have become a hotspot of research in the field of functional surfaces due to their unique surface properties. Electrospinning as an emerging technique is simple to operate, and can effectively modulate the surface morphology of nanofibers and realize micro/nano double structure selfassembly. Thus, superhydrophobic micro/nano fiber surface materials are obtained. The surface morphology and physical properties of the micro/nano fibers prepared by this technique are close to those of natural fiber superhydrophobic materials. This article first introduces the selfcleaning theorectical basis of superhydrophobic surface materials and the technical principle of electrospinning in brief, and then focused on the latest research progress of electrospinning technology to prepare superhydrophobic surface materials.
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