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Hydrophilic Polymers

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Abstract

In nature hydrophilic products like protein, keratin or wool are responsible for water vapor permeability. The easiest way to obtain water vapor permeability for a chemist should be the of use a hydrophilic polymer. There are a lot of existing polymeric materials which are hydrophilic, e.g. materials of natural, semi-natural or of synthetic origin. Examples of those hydrophilic materials are proteins, cellulose, polyethylene glycol ethers, polyamides, polyacrylic amides, polyurethanes with polyethylene glycol ether soft segments, ethoxylated graft polymers, etc. Polymers which have a nonhydrophilic structure may be hydrophilized by mixing them physically or reacting them chemically with hydrophilic products or components. For example, ethoxy or polyacrylamide groups increase the hydrophilic properties of a polymer.

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