19951
Title Of Article Chaper
Experts agree potassium lactate ineffective
Title Of Journal Book
The Abbey newsletter
Volume
8
Issue
5
Pages
70
Publisher
Brigham Young University Library. Preservation Department
Publisher City
Provo
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Potassium lactate and potassium citrate have been used to protect leather from attack by sulfuric acid. Since 1980, there have been doubts about the efficacy of these treatments. Imidazole is a more effective buffer than potassium lactate although repeat applications are necessary. Additional note warns against additives in neat foot's oil; test for iodine indicates purity. -- AATA
Keywords
Potassium lactate; Neat foot's oil; Imidazole; Leather protection coating; Potassium citrate; Pollutant sulfuric acid AATA
pub_id
19951
Issue Date
n.d.