Polymers that are cross-linkable to form superabsorbent polymers
CA 2365711 A1 · Owner: Stockhausen Gmbh · Inventors: Agne, Robert A.; Hsu, Whei-Neen; Messner, Bernfried A.
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A composite of a substrate having an application of superabsorbent polymer. The composite is made by applying, directly onto the substrate an application , of a polymer that will upon being subjected to radiation, convert to a superabsorbent polymer. The substrate with applied polymer is subjected to radiation, such as being heated at a sufficient temperature for a sufficient time, to obtain the composite of substrate with superabsorbent polymer adhered to it.
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