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启用结合的蜘蛛丝模仿生物降解和自我维持的纳米纤维元膜

Xinyi Song1, Xinjian He1,2, Cunmin Wang1

  • 1School of Safety Engineering, China University of Mining and Technology, Xuzhou 221116, China.

ACS applied materials & interfaces
|January 21, 2026
PubMed
概括

一个新的结启用蜘蛛丝模仿策略创建了由聚 (乳酸) 纳米纤维的先进膜. 这些仿生膜为个人保护提供了出色的防,透气性和高颗粒物过能力.

关键词:
可生物降解的膜.生物仿真层次结构.通过气结合,形成了气结合.多相电电是多相电的方法之一.个人保护个人保护.

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