PHYSICAL BASIS OF FORMATION OF LAYERED NANO FIBERS MATERIALS AND COMPOSITE COATINGS
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Using the electrospinning device, the optimal conditions for obtaining nanofibers from a 10% solution of Co-AN were
selected, according to which a 25 kV voltage was applied to the filler (< 1 mm), i.e., the anode, installed in the solution
reservoir syringe, and such a voltage was under the cover, nanofibers were formed at a distance of 12-15 cm from the filter to
the screen (cathode).
The electrolysis process was carried out for 4-14 hours at I = 2 mA, I = 4 mA and I = 8 mA. At 4 mA and 8 mA, macroions
were restored on the surface of the electrodes, and their amount was 65-70% of the macroions in the solution.
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