PROCESS FOR THE PREPARATION OF POLYMERIC GELS FOR SORBENTS MANUFACTURING

Invention applies to the chemistry of macromolecular compounds and serves to obtain polymer gels that may be used in biotechnology as a basis for the synthesis of sorbents in chromatography of biomolecules. The method aims to create highly porous polymer gels that would be used as a basis for the synthesis of sorbents in the chromatography of biomolecules eliminating unspecific albumen absorption. The method is achieved by carrying out a radical suspension copolymerisation of allyl alcohol or glycol ether of the same with ethylene glycol-dimethylacrylate at a ratio of (65.34-87.41)/(34.66-12.59) mol percentage of neutral organic solvent - ethyl acetate or mixes of the same with n-alkanes (1-3):1 in the solvent. Copolymerisation is being carried out at a 1/(2-3) ratio of an upper organic phase having co-monomers and a radical indicator and a lower dispersant phase having a suspension stabiliser. There are following n-alkanes: hexane, heptane, octane, decane and dodecane. Dispersing phase uses water solvent of concentrated calcium chloride (30+-2%) with polyvinyl alcohol or solvent of the same and gelatine (0.5+-0.1%).