2005
DOI: 10.1002/app.21140
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Preparation and properties of a slow release NP compound fertilizer with superabsorbent and moisture preservation

Abstract: A slow-release NP compound fertilizer with superabsorbent and moisture preservation was prepared by carboxyl methyl starch, acrylic acid, ammonia, urea, diammonium phosphate, and so on. The effects of the amount of initiator, crosslinker, and the degree of neutralization of acrylic acid on water absorbency were investigated and optimized. The product was characterized by FTIR, ICP, and element analysis, and the results showed that the product contained 22.6% nitrogen element and 7.2% phosphor (shown by P 2 O 5… Show more

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“…Applications in food [1,2] environmental management [3][4][5], agriculture [6], pharmacy [7], biomedical engineering [8] and textile [9] have been reported widely in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Applications in food [1,2] environmental management [3][4][5], agriculture [6], pharmacy [7], biomedical engineering [8] and textile [9] have been reported widely in the literature.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…About 40% -70% of the nitrogen and 80% -90% of the phosphorus of the applied fertilizers either are lost into the environment or become unavailable for crops. It not only causes major economic and resource loss but also is responsible for serious environmental pollution [6].…”
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“…Bei Kontakt mit wässerigen Flüssigkeiten quellen die SAP unter Bildung eines Hydrogels teilweise bis auf das 1000-fache ihres Trockengewichts auf, wobei die aufgenommene Flüs-sigkeit auch unter Druckbelastung gespeichert wird. In der Agrartechnik dienen SAP zur Verbesserung des Feuchtigkeitsspeichervermö-gens von Böden [2]. In zahlreichen Cremes, Pudern und Lotionen spenden SAP Feuchtigkeit [3].…”
Section: Problemstellungunclassified