Surface morphology and mechanical response of randomly oriented electrospun nanofibrous membrane
Electrospinning for the fabrication of fibrous membranes has received great attention due to the simplicity of the technique, ability to effectively control the process and potential for production scale-up. While the optimization of electrospinning parameters for various polymers is widely investig...
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