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publicationNumber EP-1025135-B1
titleOfInvention Method of preparation of products which absorb water intramolecularly
abstract A method of crosslinking polystyrene polymers and co-polymers for the formation of macroplegmatic materials of an Mc 30,000 to 50,000 is described. The materials forming an insoluble gel which is shaped in an extruder to 3 to 5 cm pieces and is subject to sulphonation with dense sulphuric acid, with oleum sulphuric acid with sulphur trioxide and with chlorosulphonic acid, and the introduction of sulphonic groups to a high density and with the introduction of nitric group and with the introduction of carboxylic group with the copolymer styrene-acrylonitrile. The chlorosulfonic group promotes sulphonation and crosslinking with the formation of bridges with the sulfone group which is controlled with a 10-20 % of acetic acid present as regulator and an insoluble volume of gel is formed which following drainage of the solvent and after remaining to ripen for 4-7 hours it is treated with ethanol or propanol to extract the unreacted chlorosulphonic acid then is neutralised with sodium or potassium hydroxide subjected to an extruder for the preparation of 3-5 cm products. Following neutralisation and shrinkage to a 10 % water content and the products produced are deodorised at a temperature of 160 °C under vacuum and are converted to materials which absorb water inside their molecules up to 300 times their weight; having an inorganic content of 72-75 % they exhibit a high degree of stability in the ground, they do not degrade and can be used indefinitely for water absorption-release so that they operate as fertility promoters to any type of soil leading to an increase of green growth, and to the planting of trees and forests and to advance food production.
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