Swelling and biodegradation studies of PVA and mung bean starch superabsorbent polymer

This study focused on Polyvinyl Alcohol (PVA) and mung bean starch. Both of the materials were blended and compatible with the used of Maleic Anhydride (MA) as a coupling agent. The polymer blends were stirred at 375 rpm and heated at 70°C by using mechanical stirrer. The sheet of maleated PVA and m...

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Main Authors: Mohamed, Nur Raihan, Deraman, Nurul Fasiha, Yusof, Hazwani Ahmad
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Anhydrides
Biodegradation
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Hydrogels
Maleic anhydride
Polymer blends
Polyvinyl alcohol
Superabsorbent polymers
Swelling
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subjects Anhydrides
Biodegradation
Chemical industry
Coupling agents
Hydrogels
Maleic anhydride
Polymer blends
Polyvinyl alcohol
Superabsorbent polymers
Swelling
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