STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL

LU Xuehong; CHENG Xing; SUN Yishi

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STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL

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- STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL
- STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1986年4卷第2期页码：134-141
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LU Xuehong, CHENG Xing, SUN Yishi. STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(2):134-141.

LU Xuehong, CHENG Xing, SUN Yishi. STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL[J]. 1986, 4(2): 134-141.
LU Xuehong, CHENG Xing, SUN Yishi. STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1986,4(2):134-141. DOI：

LU Xuehong, CHENG Xing, SUN Yishi. STUDY ON THE SWELLING BEHAVIOUR OF COPOLYMER HYDROGEL[J]. 1986, 4(2): 134-141. DOI：

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The states of water in poly (N-vinylpyrrolidone-methylmethacrylate) and poly (N-vinylpyrroli-done-2-hydroxyethyl methacrylate) hydrogels have been studied by means of DSC. The effect ofpolmer structure on equilibrium swelling extent of water has been examined. It was found that thestate of water and the water content in different hydrogels were dependent on the kind of monomer used

the component of copolymer

the sequence distribution of the monomer unit and the degree of cross-linking (including chemical and physical)to a great extent.The equilibrium water content of the hydrogel may be regarded as the sum of the different state of swollen water contents of the hydrogel.Based on these

a semiempirical formula used to estimate the equilibrium water content of the copolymer hydrogels was presented.

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the component of copolymer

a semiempirical formula used to estimate the equilibrium water content of the copolymer hydrogels was presented.

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