CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*

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CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*

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- CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*
- CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*
- 高分子科学（英文版） 2004年22卷第2期页码：169-174
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CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2004,22(2):169-174.

CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 2004, 22(2): 169-174.
CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 高分子科学（英文版）, 2004,22(2):169-174. DOI：

CONDUCTIVITY BEHAVIOR OF IONIC Al(OH)3-POLYACRYLAMIDE HYBRIDS IN AQUEOUS SOLUTIONS*[J]. 2004, 22(2): 169-174. DOI：

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The conductivity behavior of Al(OH)3-acrylamide hybrid polyacrylamide (hybrid PAAm) in distilled water was studied. A discontinuity phenomenon of the conductivity (k) versus concentration (c) curve of the hybrid PAAm in a certain concentration regime is found. This phenomenon is dependent on the molecular weight of the hybrid PAAm and on the particle size and content of the Al(OH)3 colloid in the hybrid PAAm. This phenomenon was accounted for assuming ionization of the hybrid PAAm.

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