Fast Dissolving Resveratrol–Polyvinylpyrrolidone Nanofibrous Films Fabricated in Bulk Using a Special Hole Electrospinning Technique
Qiuyun Guo; He Lv; Ran Dong; Wu Yi; Hongxi Wang; Hui Liu; Deng-Guang Yu; Tao Yi · 2026 · Polymers
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Abstract
Batch production of nanomaterials is highly desired for developing commercial nanoproducts. Here, a brand-new electrospinning method, termed hole electrospinning, was developed for batch production of drug-loaded polymeric nanofibers. Using resveratrol and polyvinylpyrrolidone as model drug and filament-forming matrix, respectively, both hole and single-needle electrospinning were conducted. The resultant nanofibrous films were compared in terms of morphology, physical and thermal properties, mechanical performance, fast-dissolution rate, and antioxidant activity. Analytical and characterizati
Abstract by Qiuyun Guo; He Lv; Ran Dong; Wu Yi; Hongxi Wang; Hui Liu; Deng-Guang Yu; Tao Yi, Polymers (2026) — licensed CC BY 4.0.
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Metadata source: OpenAlex · DOI 10.3390/polym18070795