15265
Accession Number
13561
Title Of Article Chaper
Influence of alkenyl succinic acid lubrication on water-repellent treatments for leather
Title Of Journal Book
Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association
Volume
62
Issue
3
Pages
162-173
Collation
4 figures, 4 tables
Reference Bibliography
Incl. bibliog. refs.
Language Of Text
English
Language Of Summary
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Meeting
61st Annual Meeting of the American Leather Chemists Asociation
Meeting City
Mackinac Island
Meeting Country
United States
Abstract
Chrome side leather, retanned with glutaraldehyde, was lubricated with an alkenyl succinic acid by two dipping procedures. This substrate was then treated with three water-repellent agents, i. e. silicone, Scotchgard, and Quilon, and the dynamic water-resistance of the leather evaluated. Lubrication with the alkenyl succinic acid seemed to improve the efficiency of the water-repellent treatments.
Keywords
chrome tanned leather;glutaraldehyde;alkenyl succinic acid; silicone; Scotchgard;Quilon;dynamic water-resistance
pub_id
15265
Meeting Date
19650620-19650625