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Preparation of super absorbent resin by graft copolymerization of konjac starch and acrylic acid

Xiong Ai-qing

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A super absorbent resin was prepared by graft copolymerization of konjac starch and acrylic acid.Single factor test indicates reaction temperature,amount of acrylic acid,amount of initiator,amount of water,etc.The optimum synthesis conditions were determined.The copolymer prepared can absorb deionized water 780g/g.

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A super absorbent resin was prepared by graft copolymerization of konjac starch and acrylic acid.Single factor test indicates reaction temperature,amount of acrylic acid,amount of initiator,amount of water,etc.The optimum synthesis conditions were determined.The copolymer prepared can absorb deionized water 780g/g.

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A super absorbent resin was prepared by graft copolymerization of konjac starch and acrylic acid.Single factor test indicates reaction temperature,amount of acrylic acid,amount of initiator,amount of water,etc.The optimum synthesis conditions were determined.The copolymer prepared can absorb deionized water 780g/g.

Key concepts: Copolymer, Acrylic acid, Starch, Acrylic resin, Polymer chemistry, Chemistry, Materials science, Chemical engineering

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