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Ceria Fibers Via Electrospinning Process: The Effect of Co-Solvent


Paper Type 
Contributed Paper
Title 
Ceria Fibers Via Electrospinning Process: The Effect of Co-Solvent
Author 
Kanchana Luepong, Piyawit Koombhongse, and Paisan Kongkachuichay
Email 
fengpsk@ku.ac.th
Abstract:
Electrospinning is an interesting technique with various potential applications. In this work, CeO2  fiber production was achieved via this technique. The effect of co-solvent (i-propanol and water) was investigated and described. It was found that the surface tension was reduced when the amount of i-propanol was increased and the viscosity was greater when the amount of  i-propanol in the co-solvent was higher. The smooth electrospun fibers produced at 50 wt%. of i-propanol were dried for one hour then calcined at 450oC for 3 hours. The obtained fibers were continuous with a diameter of  600 nm. They had high specific surface area to volume ratio which is suitable for catalytic applications.
Start & End Page 
85 - 91
Received Date 
2009-07-13
Revised Date 
Accepted Date 
2009-09-08
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Keyword 
CeO2, co-solvent, surface tension, viscosity, electrospinning
Volume 
Vol.37 No.1 (JANUARY 2010)
DOI 
Citation 
Luepong K., Koombhongse P. and Kongkachuichay P., Ceria Fibers Via Electrospinning Process: The Effect of Co-Solvent, Chiang Mai J. Sci., 2010; 37(1): 85-91.
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