Anionic Polyacrylamide (PAM) serves as a substance which when administered to aggravated soils as per dirtying mulches reduce disintegration and upgrade settling of suspended silt. Anionic PAM when used as a piece of cultivation involves high atomic weight polymers (12–15 grams for each mole) containing >150,000 Acrylamide monomer units. These long, direct, -vely charged atoms parity out the dirt surface, restraining re-suspension of residue, and flocculate those couple of particles that are re-suspended.
Applications/Uses:
- Uncovered soils with even slope
- Uneven soil slants
- Rock surfacing before road evening
- Over seeded or as of late mulched territories
- Construction areas
Advantages:
- Compelling even on the littlest of particles like residue and dirt
- Averts riverine soil disintegrations
- Incredibly decreases dust when utilized
- Can likewise be utilized with soil mulches for extra security of the same
- Anionic PAMs needn’t bother with much support unless the silt stores are substantial
Limitations
- Anionic Polyacrylamides are profoundly soil particular, and can’t be utilized for multipurpose
- PAM can’t be utilized with water
- Incapable when utilized as a part of immersed soils
- Not compelling on uneven soil surfaces
- It is very little viable if utilized on snow, sand, rock, and so forth.