Study on the Optimization of Copolymerization Conditions of LASP/AA/AM Polymer

Jian Liang Liu; Ai Ling Tan; Lu Chen; Ying De Cui

doi:10.4028/www.scientific.net/AMR.652-654.495

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Study on the Optimization of Copolymerization Conditions of LASP/AA/AM Polymer

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The copolymerization processes and the optimal conditions of LASP/AA/AM polymer with initiator, crosslinking agent were studied. The results show that the water absorption ratio and the salt-water absorption ratio of LASP/AA/AM polymer are 1017g/g and 98.02 g/g, respectively. The optimal conditions of LASP/AA/AM copolymerization are: WLASP:WAA+AM=8%, Wcrosslinker :WAA+AM=0.02%, W initiator :WAA+AM=0.5%, WAA:WAM=7 : 3.

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Jian Liang Liu, Ai Ling Tan, Lu Chen, Ying De Cui

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Absorbent Properties, Copolymerizing Conditions, LASP/AA/AM Polymer

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