This invention describes how to make tiny fibers, like microfibers and nanofibers, by spinning a liquid material very fast. The material, which is a polymer, also includes a special ingredient called an ionizing compound. The claims narrow this down to using an ionic surfactant, specifically an anionic surfactant, to help create these fibers.
Why it matters: Since 2013, advances in polymer chemistry and the development of novel ionic surfactants have expanded the range of materials that can be effectively spun into high-performance microfibers and nanofibers.
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