Nippon Shokubai Co., Ltd.

Sachie Kitabata

Shigeru Sakamoto

Yoshifumi Adachi

Ryota Wakabayashi

Daisuke Takagi

Yoshihiro Shobo

Yoshitaka Ikeuchi

Tsuyoshi Yorino

Daisuke Takeda

Kunihiko Ishizaki

Kozo Nogi

Sumito Kumagai

To provide a disposable diaper enabling reduction in re-wet amount and having an excellent speed of incorporating liquid regardless of concentration and configuration of a water-absorbing agent in an absorbent material. A water-absorbing agent having excellent Gel Capillary Absorption (GCA) and Free Gel Bed Permeability (FGBP) is obtained by crushing a crosslinked hydrogel polymer obtained in a polymerization step to have a specific weight average particle diameter while fluid retention capacity and a surface tension of a water-absorbing agent are adjusted in a specific range, drying the crushed crosslinked hydrogel polymer, and then adding a liquid permeability enhancer thereto during surface crosslinking or after surface crosslinking.

Poly (meth) acrylic acid (salt)-based particulate water-absorbing agent and production method therefor

An object of the present invention is to provide a water absorbent resin powder for a heat-generating element composition, which suppresses the generation of the aggregates derived from the water absorbent resin and the adhesion of the water absorbent resin in the production of a heat-generating element composition. A present inventive water absorbent resin powder for a heat-generating element composition includes polyacrylic acid (salt)-based water absorbent resin powder which have a bulk specific gravity (specified by JIS K3362) of 0.630 g/cmor less, fluid retention capacity without load (CRC) for a 0.9% by weight aqueous solution of sodium chloride (specified by ERT441.01-2) of 32.0 g/g or less, a weight-average particle diameter (specified by sieve classification) of 250 μm or more, and an amount of a residual glycidyl-based crosslinking agent of 10 ppm or less.

Water absorbent resin powder for heat-generating element composition, and heat-generating element composition

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Himeji, Japan

Sachie Kitabata