Influence of rheology and surface properties on morphology of nanofibers derived from islands-in-the-sea meltblown nonwovens

Melt blowing is the most common technique to directly produce nonwovens from polymeric resins without any demand for extra bonding steps. The relatively low diameter of meltblown fibers, 1–2 μm, makes them superior in separations performance to the competing melt processing technique, spun-bonding....

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