Super absorbent resin and preparation method thereof
AssigneeShandong Haoyue New Materials Co., Ltd
InventorsZhiliang Yang, Hao Yang, Yanyu Ma, Yang Yang, Xiang Zhang, Meiqin Yao, Jinshui Yao
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AssigneeShandong Haoyue New Materials Co., Ltd
InventorsZhiliang Yang, Hao Yang, Yanyu Ma, Yang Yang, Xiang Zhang, Meiqin Yao, Jinshui Yao
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The present invention relates to a sodium polyacrylate super absorbent resin for blood absorption with a gradual hierarchical structure. When a blood simulant solution is used as the detection medium, according to ISO 19699-1:2017(E), the absorption capacity of the blood simulant solution is ≥18.0 g/g, Preferably ≥18.5 g/g; the absorption rate of the blood simulant solution is ≤45 s, preferably ≤40 s, more preferably ≤38 s; when human blood is used as the detection medium, according to ISO 19699-1:2017(E), the absorption capacity of the human blood is ≥8.0 g/g, preferably ≥8.3 g/g, more preferably ≥8.6 g/g; the absorption rate of the human blood is ≤45 s, preferably ≤40 s, more preferably ≤35 s, most preferably ≤25 s. The present invention combines organic cross-linking and inorganic cross-linking for surface modification, so that the resin has a gradual hierarchical structure, thereby ensuring that it has excellent blood absorption properties, while also having excellent water absorption properties and gel strength, and other performance.
A super absorbent resin having an absorption capacity of a blood simulant solution when the blood stimulant solution is used as a detection medium of greater than or equal to 18.0 g/g, according to ISO 19699-1:2017 (E), with an absorption rate of the blood simulant solution of less than or equal to 45 seconds.
A super absorbent resin having an absorption capacity of human blood when the human blood is used as a detection medium of greater than or equal to 8.0 g/g, according to ISO 19699-1:2017 (E), with an absorption rate of the human blood of less than or equal to 45 seconds.
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