A series of crosslinkers(polyethylene glycol diacrylate
PEGDA) with different molecular weights were synthesized through end-capping of PEG by acryloyl chloride.The structures of the PEGDAs were characterized by FTIR.The water-absorbency of sodium polyacrylate crosslinked with PEGDAs was determined. In the experiments of water-swelling in deionized water
it was revealed that when the molecular weight of the crosslinker increased
the maximum of equilibrium water-absorbability of the synthesized superabsorbents was enhanced and the rate of water-swelling increased too
but the relative rate of water-swelling decreased.The relationship between the network structure of the superabsorbents and the water-absorbency was also discussed.Comparing PEGDA and MBA
the superabsorbents crosslinked with the former had much stronger water-absorbability
fewer residual monomers and less dissoluble linear polymers than the one crosslinked with the latter.
pH/TEMPERATURE DUAL STIMULI RESPONSIVE MICROGELS BASED ON INTERPENETRATING POLYMER NETWORK STRUCTURE
EFFECT OF PEG AS PORE-FORMING AGENTS ON THE PROPERTIES OF POROUS POLY(N-ISOPROPYLACYLAMIDE-co-ACRYLIC ACID) HYDROGELS
SYNTHESIS OF WATER_SOLUBLE,COMB_LIKE POLY(ACRYLIC ACID)-g-POLY[(ETHYLENE GLYCOL)METHYL ETHER] COPOLYMERS AND THE CRYSTALLIZATION BEHAVIOR OF PEG SIDE CHAINS
INFLUENCES OF CROSSLINKING AGENT ON THE GENERATION OF VOIDS AND MULTIHOLLOW INSIDE SOAP-FREE P(MMA-EA-MAA) SEEDED LATEX PARTICLES
PREPARATION AND PROPERTIES OF POLYACRYLAMIDE/ATTAPULGITE SUPERABSORBENT NANOCOMPOSITES