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CA 1061770

STUART H. GANSLAW HOWARD G. KATZ SURFACE TREATMENT PROCESS FOR IMPROVING DISPERSIBILITY OF AN ABSORBENT COMPOSITION, AND PRODUCT THEREOF ABSTRACT OF THE DISCLOSURE The aqueous dispersibility of a water-absorbent composition of matter is improved by a surface treatment which ionically complexes the surface thereof to a moderate degree. A dispersion is formed comprising a water- absorbent composition of matter based on an anionic poly- electrolyte, at least one polyvalent metal cation, and a dispersing medium in which the composition of matter is substantially insoluble. The dispersion is maintained within a given temperature range for a period of time sufficient to ionically complex the exposed surface of the composition of matter, and the dispersing medium is then removed. The product is characterized by a linkage density which is greater at the surface thereof than in the interior thereof and by the presence of ionic linkages at the surface thereof.

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