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1. www.homedepot.com › p › Dasco-Pro-36-in-Demo-HawgDasco Pro 36 in. Demo Hawg 645-0 - The Home Depot

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   Product Details. About This Product. This is a true "one tool does it all" used to remove building materials before remodeling. Remove walls, ceilings and floors with this special designed demolition bar. Special "Z" claw is designed to quickly pierce building materials for easy removal.

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3. www.homedepot.com › p › PLASKOLITE-Plastic-SheetPLASKOLITE Plastic Sheet Scoring Tool 1999999A - The Home Depot

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   The PLASKOLITE scoring tool features a 5/8 in. blade and an ergonomically designed handle for a comfortable grip. The knife is designed to cut or trim acrylic, polystyrene and polycarbonate plastic sheet

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4. www.homedepot.com › p › ProPlugger-5-in-1-Planting5-in-1 Planting Tool Sod Plugger, Bulb and Flower Planter

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   Multi-use tool: Plant bulbs, flowers and ground covers. Transplant lawn and sod plugs. Use as a soil sampler probe and weeding tool. (not recommended for St. Augustine grass) High speed planting: The ProPlugger digs multiple holes, one after another, as soil stacks up on the inside of the tube.

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6. sites.lib.jmu.edu › chemdemos › 2011/06/14Make Water A Gel – Chemistry Demonstrations

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   Jun 14, 2011 · DESCRIPTION: This demo uses sodium polyacrylate, a super absorbing polymer found in diapers, to turn water into a gel. The sodium polyacrylate has carboxylate anion portions and sodium cation portions.

7. melscience.com › US-en › articlesSodium polyacrylate: a super strong desiccant | MEL Chemistry

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   Cut a few di­a­pers and pour their filler into a glass. Fill a plate with wa­ter and pour the filler on it – the filler ab­sorbs most of the wa­ter and in­creas­es dra­mat­i­cal­ly in size, be­gin­ning to re­sem­ble snow. Fill a glass with this "snow," add three tea­spoons of ta­ble salt, and stir with a spoon – the snow ...

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   Does sodium polyacrylate swell a lot?

   • Sodium polyacrylate and similar compounds have relatively few cross-links, so the gel can swell a lot and suck up lots of water. But a different version, known as PolySnow™ has a lot more cross-links, and swells up to make tighter, dryer flakes that look a lot more like snow than the splodgy, wet gel found inside a nappy.

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   Why does sodium polyacrylate suck up a lot of water?

   • When mixed with water, the properties of the resulting gel depend on the amount of crosslinking between the polymer chains. Sodium polyacrylate and similar compounds have relatively few cross-links, so the gel can swell a lot and suck up lots of water.

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   Does sodium poly (acrylate) absorb water?

   • This clever chemistry means that sodium poly (acrylate) can absorb and lock away huge amounts of water. It can hold up to 300 times its mass in the case of tap water (which contains other metal ions that compete with the hydrogen ions) or up to 800 times the mass of ion-free distilled water.

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   Is sodium poly (acrylate) toxic?

   • Today, sodium poly (acrylate) is used as a thickener in hair gels and other beauty products, as well as in those jelly-filled cold packs that you pop in the freezer. It’s non-toxic, so very safe, although it can cause irritation and burns if it gets into the eyes.

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9. scmuseum.org › learn › classroom-resourcesLAST MINUTE LESSONS: “Super Cool” Science with Sodium ...

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   Study Osmosis: Place several cups out with 1 tablespoon of sodium polyacrylate in each one. Have several cups of water (6oz) ready and dyed different colors with food coloring. Now mix them just like you normally would. Each batch of snow will become a different color! If you pour each color of snow in layers into a large vase and wait a week ...

10. edu.rsc.org › magnificent-molecules › sodium-polySodium poly(acrylate) | Magnificent molecules | RSC Education

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    Sep 28, 2017 · Super-absorbent polymers, such as sodium poly (acrylate), were first developed in the late 1960s by the US Department of Agriculture. They were searching for ways to hold moisture in the soil more effectively. Early attempts were based on starch – a naturally-occurring polymer made from glucose molecules strung into long chains, which swells ...