Abstract
AbstractA novel monomer, 1‐(acryloyloxy)propan‐2‐yl phosphoryl dichloride, was synthesized and characterized in this work. Thereafter, the monomer was neutralized with sodium hydroxide and copolymerized with sodium acrylate to obtain a superabsorbent polymer. The superabsorbent polymer was then modified to improve its swelling properties (i.e., the water absorbency under load, the hydrogel strength, the resilience and the dispersion). Both single factor and orthogonal design experiments were adopted to obtain optimal conditions. The superabsorbent polymer prepared under the optimal conditions showed improved water absorbency in physiological saline [17 g · g−1 under load (P = 2 × 103 Pa) and 65 g · g−1 at atmospheric pressure] and other swelling properties, such as hydrogel strength, resilience and dispersion, also improved.magnified image
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