A modern disposable diapers usually contain layers of paper fluff and a chemical absorbent called sodium polyacrylate. Sodium polyacrylate can absorb 200 to 300 times its weight in liquid. A modern cloth diaper is made of natural fibers, man-made materials, or a combination of both.
Disposable diapers are made absorbent by a crystalline substance known as sodium polyacrylate, as compound that can absorb hundreds of times its weight in water.
Usually a diaper contains super-absorbent cyrstals of sodium polyacrylate.
The super absorbent chemical, sodium polyacrylate, absorbs and holds fluids in the diaper.
Most modern diapers use Sodium Polyacrylate as an absorbent gel, with various cellulose fibers to hold the gel in the diaper.. However, some diapers use wood pulp fluff or cotton fibers. However, these are usually custom diapers for people who cannot use Sodium Polyacrylate for some reason. You aren't going to find these without going out of your way to find them.
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Disposable diapers are made absorbent by a crystalline substance known as sodium polyacrylate, as compound that can absorb hundreds of times its weight in water.
Huggies!
Parent's Choice is most absorbent.(Wal-Mart brand)
Usually a diaper contains super-absorbent cyrstals of sodium polyacrylate.
Huggies is the most absorbent bcause it takes up everything and doesnt let anything pass
they are made by absorbent currency gells or rocks in a diaper
The super absorbent chemical, sodium polyacrylate, absorbs and holds fluids in the diaper.
The softness of the diaper? I don't no
It doesn't. The baby powder only helps keep the skin dry before the diaper is used (i.e sweating). Once it is wet the baby powder is quickly soaked off into the diaper.
Marion Donovan (1917 - 1998) invented the diaper. Her first design involved a plastic cover over the traditional cloth diaper. This design was called the Boater. Later, Donovan invented the first disposable diaper by combining the plastic cover with disposable absorbent cloth.
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They can and tend to in most toilets. The absorbent fluff inside can generally go down without trouble but flushing the backing is difficult.