Absorbent material with wood and peat
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Dec 21, 1993
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Feb 8, 1993
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Feb 8, 1993
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An absorbent material includes a mixture of poplar wood and peat in the volume ratio range 1:0.01 to 1:100, the material being formed to be dispensable for absorbing liquids and other substances. Cedar may also be included in the material. The material is produced by grinding poplar chips into a sawdust-like poplar material, drying the poplar material to remove moisture therefrom and mixing the poplar material with a quantity of peat to form the absorbent material. The resulting material is then pelletized to form pellets of the absorbent material whereby the material may be more easily dispensed.
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