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Chrome-free tanning agent based on epoxy-modified dialdehyde starch towards sustainable leather making

Dongyu Hao, Xuechuan Wang, Xinhua Liu, Rongrong Su, Zhengjun Duan, Xugang Dang

Green Chemistry · 2021 · 83 citations · 40 references

Concepts

ArchitectureMaterials EngineeringMaterials ScienceGreen ChemistryLeather MaterialsSurface FinishesWood FinishesAlternative Leather MaterialsChrome TanningFinishing Of LeatherLeather ChemistryModified StarchSustainable Leather ProcessingTanning ChemistryTanning Processes

Abstract

As a biomass tanning agent, epoxy-modified dialdehyde starch can significantly improve the comprehensive properties of finished leather, and is expected to be a novel sustainable chrome-free tanning agent replace traditional tanning agent.

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