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potassium acrylate

an old molecule discovered twenty years ago, which had not found any particular application. The thing seems a bit unreal, almost esoteric.
The physical vehicle that leads to solidification of H2O is sensitive to ether acrylate, potassium solidify the liquid element allows white powder. It does instantly. How it solidifies or how water is? As a kind of hard gelatin not wetted. An aggregate microcantillos due to the action of an acrylic polymer, that imprisons the water, prevents it from spreading throughout.
For agricultural use during droughts. Imagine that there is a land that was once a forest that was deforested, which is now no more than a poor ground without much productive use, and if it remains so slowly erode, without changing climatic conditions.
The silo water is the most advanced system there for irrigation of agricultural crops and forestry. It is the most modern, economical and efficient in terms of rational use of water method, because it can save up to 90 percent of the liquid.
For field applications, they have experienced yield larger crops than 300 percent; using 50 percent less water and fertilizer 75 percent and 50 percent less herbicides.

Instead of waiting for the rain and store it so absorbing liquid stored water sites, giving moisture to the roots of plants up to 5 months.
This product would allow a considerable reduction of costs in current systems or rain water harvesting, such as dams, tanks, containers, pipes, pumping systems or electricity.
It can be used to reforest harvested forests placing hydrates in the bottom of the strains. Allowing to increase the chances of life you are transplanting saplings.
It maintains moisture uniformity of roots, avoiding stress experienced intermittent plants for lack of water.

It applied in drylands is not filtered underground evaporates nor even allows planting in full desert areas.
It's not fuel and oxidizer; the dry powder is again; if it rains again it will store water; absorbs and retains fertilizers and its pH is neutral.

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