Sudha Madhugiri (2730241)Alan Dalton (2730244)Jose Gutierrez (30524)John P. Ferraris (1542982)Kenneth J. Balkus (1518901)
The process of electrospinning, which produces fibers in the nanometer to micron range under\nthe influence of high voltages, has been widely studied to produce polymer and textile fibers. Mesoporous\nmolecular sieve fibers have been produced in our lab, and this technique was extended to produce an\ninterwoven mesh of polymer−molecular sieve composite fibers. The electroluminescent polymer MEH-PPV and molecular sieve SBA-15 were used to produce the composite fibers. An interesting aspect of\nthese composites is that the fluorescence of MEH-PPV is blue shifted in the composites. The composites\nhave been characterized by microscopy, vibrational spectroscopy, and fluorescence measurements.
Sudha MadhugiriAlan Β. DaltonJose J. GutierrezJohn P. FerrarisKenneth J. Balkus
Mi Yeon ChoKyoungah ChoSangsig Kim
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