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The preparation of new polymer reagents from their synthesis in the laboratory to their industrial production as an ointment is relatively long and expensive process. Therefore, the most promising and justified way is to expand the range of polymer reagents by modifying the already known base samples. We studied MPAA(HP)hydrolyzed polacrylamide modified with hydrogen peroxide, MPAA (MEA)-hydrolyzed polycrylamide modified with monoethanolamine, MPAA (TEA) hydrolyzed polycrylamide modified with three ethanolamine polymers. A more detailed and indepth study of them will expand the scope of application of low-toxic, affordable reagents that are of equal efficacy to the already existing ones and their application as an ointment. Polymer MPAA-HP polymacrylamide hydrolyzed NaOH with the addition of the H2O2 modifier in the ratio PAA: NaOH: H2O2 = 1: 0.4: 0.2 the hydrolysis reaction is carried out for 1. 5-2 h at temperature of 90-95 0C. MPAAMEA polymer polymaracrylamide is hydrolysed with alkali with the addition of monoethanolamine modifier in the ratio of PAA: NaOH: MEA = 1: 0.4: 0.1 the hydrolysis reactions is carried out for 1.5-2 h at temperature of 90-95°C. keywords: Polyelectrolytes, Ethanolamine, Monoethanolamine, Viscosity, Density, MPAA (HP) hydrolyzed polacrylamide modified with Hydrogen peroxide, MPAA (MEA) hydrolyzed polycrylamide modified with monoethanoamine, MPAA (TEA) hydrolyzed polycrylamide modified with three ethanolamine.

The Study of Physical and Chemical Properties of the Water-Soluble Polymer Reagents and their Application as an Ointment