本研究使用鄰二氯苯作為溶劑配置出8 wt%的同排聚丙烯溶液，並在其中添加0.5 wt%的四正丁基過氯酸銨以提高導電度。之後在高溫環境下進行電紡絲。電紡絲使用的收集裝置有三種:鋁製平行收集板、乾玻片收集以及循環流水收集裝置。循環流水裝置的研發旨在收集到排列分散的電紡絲纖維，並透過掃描式電子顯微鏡影像以及光學元件(攝影機)可以確認該流水收集裝置能達到此一效果。

為確認水流對電紡絲纖維是否有性質上的影響，在後續實驗進行了示差掃描卡計的分析。並且在偏光顯微鏡下與iPP基材共同熔化、降溫結晶，觀察結晶的形態，得知該電紡絲纖維可以誘導同排聚丙烯基材成長出穿晶層，並透過穿透光強度分析尋找出成核溫度。

將流水裝置收集到較分散的同排聚丙烯纖維進行超音波震盪，並且加入同排聚丙烯塑膠粒混合製備成為複合材料，並利用示差掃描卡計檢測其熱性質。

In this study, we used othor-dichlorobenzene as a solvent to prepare 8 wt% isotactic polypropylene solution. To enhance the conductivity of the solution, 0.5 wt% tetra-n-butylammonium perchlorate was also added. Subsequently, electrospinning was performed in a high-temperature environment to prevent solution from gel. Then three types of collectors were utilized to collect as-spun fiber: aluminum plates, dry glass slide, and a circulating flowed-water system, and we utilized scanning electron microscopy (SEM), camera and CCD images to confirm the electrospinning process worked.

To investigate the thermal properties of the fibers collected from different collector, we used differential scanning calorimetry (DSC) in the subsequent experiments. Moreover, polarized microscopy (POM) and hot stage can help us to observe the crystallization process by melting and cooling the sample that few fibers were buried in iPP matrix. It was found that the fibers have the ability wo induce growth of a transcrystalline layer in the iPP matrix, and induction temperature were determined through analysis of transmitted light intensity.

The water-collected isotactic polypropylene fibers were subjected to ultrasonic vibration and mixed with isotactic polypropylene plastic pellets to prepare a composite material. The thermal properties of the composite material were examined by differential scanning calorimetry (DSC).

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