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James Joyce and the Revolt of Lovedevelopment of novel superabsorbent polymeric materials through green technology and physical approaches or from raw based chitin/chitosan is a great pathway and beneficial to the “biobased development material” in industry. This chapter focuses on the current progress in chitin based superabsorbent

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1612-1317 and suggestions with regard to present studies, works that have been significant and pivotal in the development of SAP research, and the current advances and future directions of research. It also presents the emerging applications of superabsorbent polymers..978-981-99-3096-8978-981-99-3094-4Series ISSN 1612-1317 Series E-ISSN 1868-1212

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Bio-based Versus Petro-based Superabsorbent Polymers,ts with various types of initiator, cross-linker and promoter through the solution suspension polymerization technique. But various problems associated with such synthetic superabsorbent are poor biodegradability and high costs. So to overcome these bottlenecks, there is a growing interest towards t

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Smart Superabsorbents and Other Bio-based Superabsorbents,ications in bio-medical, water purification, forming actuators, and conductive hydrogels due to their fast macroscopic changes in structure and reversible transition properties. These are synthetic polymers derived from petroleum products such as acrylates and acrylamides with high production costs