Slightly lower GFs, approximately 83%, were observed for hybrids, with no significant differences between A+B and A+B+C. The lower GF of hybrids in comparison to A can be assigned to incorporation of components B and C, respectively, which are easily swellable and degradable materials. Furthermore, it can be expected that the incorporation of B and C components will increase surface contact with water due to their polar nature, consequently accelerating its degradation.