31869
Accession Number
9517
Title Of Article Chaper
Review of fifty years development in leather oils
Title Of Journal Book
Journal of the Leather Chemists Association
Volume
48
Issue
12
Pages
720-730
ISSN
0002-9726
Language Of Text
English
Literature Type
Serial
Literature Level
Analytic
Abstract
Data is presented under the following sequential classifications: 1) currying (stuffing); 2) emulsions (primarily oil in water or water in oil); 3) sulfation products -- anionics (sulfated and sulphonated oils, sulfated aliphatic alcohols and sulphonic compounds); 4) condensation products -- nonionics (polyglycol esters, polyhydroxy alcohol esters, nonionics based on sorbitol and nitrogen substituted fatty acid amides) and cationics (primarily fatty amines, fatty acid substituted di or polyamine). A summary of current fatliquoring preferences mentions that sulfated products remain most popular for normal vegetable, chrome, or combination tannages. -- AATA
Keywords
Leather Oil Sulfated;Leather Tanning Fatliquoring AATA
pub_id
31869