Poly(o-anisidine)–polystyrene composite fibers via electrospinning process: Surface morphology and chemical vapor sensing

Aussawasathien, Darunee; Sahasithiwat, Somboon; Menbangpung, L.; Teerawattananon, Chanpen

doi:10.1016/j.snb.2010.07.048

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“…Also, the extent of mixing was dependent on the volume of solvent contained in the compound jet. Aussawasathien et al produced camphorsulfonic acid (CSA)-doped poly(oanisidine) (POA)-polystyrene (PS) composite fibers in the nonwoven mat form (Figure b) . Compared to the other two components, POA and CSA, variation in PS content had a greater influence on fiber features.…”

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“…Electrospun nanofibres of poly (o-anisidine)-polystyrene doped with (+)-camphor-10-sulfonic acid proved to be effective in water and ethanol determination, showing a high sensitivity and rapid response and recovery [57].…”

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Sensors from Electrospun Nanostructures

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Bertea²

2019

Nanostructures in Energy Generation, Transmission and Storage

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Nanotechnology exerts a significant influence on materials science, providing new insights into the design of functional materials. One of the most studied areas of nanotechnologies is that of nanofibres, characterised by high specific volume, chemical activity and volume-dependent physical processes. The most promising method of producing nanofibres with various morphologies and functionalities from different materials is electrospinning, where high voltage is applied between the spinneret and the collector to the charged polymer solution (or melt) to draw polymer filaments. This chapter reviews the main electrospinning techniques for producing nanofibres from polymers, provides an overview on the influence of the spinning solution characteristics, the process parameters and the working environment on the process and highlights the many applications of electrospun nanofibres in the field of sensors. Latest advances in this field and the prospects for obtaining new electrospun nanofibre sensors are discussed.

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“…Research and development in polymer engineering have strong potential to create significant impacts not only on the economy but also on society in general and the environment. MTEC’s work in this field is focused on studies of polymer synthesis as well as reinforced polymers and their processing [30–32]. The information and technology gained from research and development with respect to process improvement and energy efficiency are made available to industries via seminars, training programs, and local publications.…”

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Material research for environmental sustainability in Thailand: current trends

Niranatlumpong

Ramangul

Dulyaprapan

et al. 2015

Science and Technology of Advanced Materials

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This article covers recent developments of material research in Thailand with a focus on environmental sustainability. Data on Thailand’s consumption and economic growth are briefly discussed to present a relevant snapshot of its economy. A selection of research work is classified into three topics, namely, (a) resource utilization, (b) material engineering and manufacturing, and (c) life cycle efficiency. Material technologies have been developed and implemented to reduce the consumption of materials, energy, and other valuable resources, thus reducing the burden we place on our ecological system. At the same time, product life cycle study allows us to understand the extent of the environmental impact we impart to our planet.

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Poly(o-anisidine)–polystyrene composite fibers via electrospinning process: Surface morphology and chemical vapor sensing

Cited by 18 publications

References 34 publications

Nanowire Electrodes for Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices

Nanowire Electrodes for Electrochemical Energy Storage Devices

Sensors from Electrospun Nanostructures

Material research for environmental sustainability in Thailand: current trends

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