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in the cellulose grafted copolymer up to 0.05% (w/v) from 40 to 100 h, relative to similar amounts of copolymer without cellulose. The use of water hyacinth, a notorious weed in Kenyan waters, to produce cellulose-based polymer hydrogels has not been explored and yet, it could form an effective and beneficial way of utilizing this plant. A mechanism of graft polymerization reaction has also been proposed. The synthesized product can be applied in agriculture and other fields where biodegradability and effective utilization of water is essential.
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