WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER

ZHANG Shuxiang; LI Xiaoyu; CHEN Yong; XIA Yuzheng; JIAO Shuke

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WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER

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- WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER
- WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER
- 高分子科学（英文版） 1998年16卷第4期页码：345-350
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- 纸质出版：1998-12-20
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ZHANG Shuxiang, LI Xiaoyu, CHEN Yong, 等. WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1998,16(4):345-350.

ZHANG Shuxiang, LI Xiaoyu, CHEN Yong, et al. WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER[J]. 1998, 16(4): 345-350.
ZHANG Shuxiang, LI Xiaoyu, CHEN Yong, 等. WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 1998,16(4):345-350. DOI：

ZHANG Shuxiang, LI Xiaoyu, CHEN Yong, et al. WATER STATES IN SBR BASED WATER SWELLING RUBBER[J]. 1998, 16(4): 345-350. DOI：

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Water swelling rubber (WSR) was prepared by reaction blending SBR andsodium polyacrylate (PAANa). The existing states of water in the WSR was studied bymeans of DSC and TG. It was found that water exists in three states: nonfreezing water

bound freezable water and free water. The relationships between water states and structureof PAANa were investigated. The results showed that the amount of non-freezing waterwas related to total water content

and the ratio of non-freezing water versus -COONa groups on PAANa(mol/mol) was about 4.However

total water content slightly affected the content of bound freezable water and remarkably affected the amount of free waer.

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and the ratio of non-freezing water versus -COONa groups on PAANa(mol/mol) was about 4.However

total water content slightly affected the content of bound freezable water and remarkably affected the amount of free waer.

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