The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association 2006: Vol 101 Index & Table of Contents

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INDEX
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VOLUME XXXXI, 2006
AUTHOR INDEX
The Impact of Sebaceous Grease on the | eather Industry
Addy, \ I .
An Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Procedure for the Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather... .
AhIistrom, I . H.
Aishwarya, S. Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical, Microbial,
and Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions .. .
Alonso, S. Infrared Drying: A Leather Finishing Application
Anandhi,¢ Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
\ravindhan, lannic Acid-Phosphonium Combi}n ation: A Versatile Chrome-free Organic Tanning
Aravindhan, Util} ization of Cal} cium Al1 ginate Beads as Ad]s orbent for Removal of TD yes from Tannery \ Way stewaters
Aravindhan, II nteraction of Al' uminum and } Hydrolysabl1 e Tannin Pol' yphenols:.
An Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum Vegetable Combination Tannage
Ashby, R. Environmental Effects on Chrome-free Leather
Bacardit, A. < Study| of a |C hrome Tanning P> rocess with| out Fl|o at and with Low
( Ommpr areda / tt oa : lrraaddiitt ional| |P pr ocess. arirft |
Bacardit, A. ly of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with |
is Compared to a Traditional Process. Part I]
Balakrishnan, P. A Studies on Ozone Ba
Banaszak, S
Bartoli
Bavramoglu, I
Bayramoglu, | ror tne t
Bharath, C. K iber Opening Proc
Addition of Prot
Bl] umanla]g , L. Mo‘ dif] ied ] Gela| tin and Caseir
Borras, M D. Oxidative Unhairing of Leathers: Influence of Seve
and Environmental Improvements
Brown E. M. Use of Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Casein as Filler
Brown, E. M. Preparation and Characterization of Biopolymers Derived from
Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Whey
Brown, E. M. The Effect of Ultrasound on Bovine Hide Collagen Structure .
Brown, E. M. Effect of Genipin on the Thermal Stability of Hide Powder
JALCA, VOL. 101, 2006
INDEX
TO
VOLUME XXXXI, 2006
AUTHOR INDEX
The Impact of Sebaceous Grease on the | eather Industry
Addy, \ I .
An Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Procedure for the Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather... .
AhIistrom, I . H.
Aishwarya, S. Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical, Microbial,
and Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions .. .
Alonso, S. Infrared Drying: A Leather Finishing Application
Anandhi,¢ Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
\ravindhan, lannic Acid-Phosphonium Combi}n ation: A Versatile Chrome-free Organic Tanning
Aravindhan, Util} ization of Cal} cium Al1 ginate Beads as Ad]s orbent for Removal of TD yes from Tannery \ Way stewaters
Aravindhan, II nteraction of Al' uminum and } Hydrolysabl1 e Tannin Pol' yphenols:.
An Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum Vegetable Combination Tannage
Ashby, R. Environmental Effects on Chrome-free Leather
Bacardit, A. < Study| of a |C hrome Tanning P> rocess with| out Fl|o at and with Low
( Ommpr areda / tt oa : lrraaddiitt ional| |P pr ocess. arirft |
Bacardit, A. ly of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with |
is Compared to a Traditional Process. Part I]
Balakrishnan, P. A Studies on Ozone Ba
Banaszak, S
Bartoli
Bavramoglu, I
Bayramoglu, | ror tne t
Bharath, C. K iber Opening Proc
Addition of Prot
Bl] umanla]g , L. Mo‘ dif] ied ] Gela| tin and Caseir
Borras, M D. Oxidative Unhairing of Leathers: Influence of Seve
and Environmental Improvements
Brown E. M. Use of Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Casein as Filler
Brown, E. M. Preparation and Characterization of Biopolymers Derived from
Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Whey
Brown, E. M. The Effect of Ultrasound on Bovine Hide Collagen Structure .
Brown, E. M. Effect of Genipin on the Thermal Stability of Hide Powder
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Bryant, S. D. Appplication of Molecular Techniques to Identify Bacteria Isolated from the Leather Industry
Chakrabarti, S. Sulphide Free Unhairing - Studies on Ozone Based Depilation
chandra Babu, N. K. High Exhaust Chrome-Aluminum Combination Tanning; Part |. Optimization of Tanning
*handra Babu, N. K. Efficient Salt R ~overy and Total Dissolved Solids Reduction in Leather Processing
shandra Babu, N. K. Azardirachta Indica: A Green Material for Curing of Hides and Skins in Leather Processing. . ..
*handrasekaran, B. A. A New Leather-making Process for Meeting Eco-label Standards: Processing of Goatskins
*handrasekaran, B. A. Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
*handrebabu, N. Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
*hitra, K. Evaluation of Sludge Behavior in Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor
for Tannery Wastewater Treatment
*hitra, P. Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
he Effect of Ultrasound on Bovine Hide Collagen Structure
" oke, P.
Effects of Stretching and Drying Rate on the Mechanical Properties of Chrome-Free Leather
* ke, P.
‘osta, J. Study ofa Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low Salt Content
Compared to a Traditional Process. Part I.. .
‘osta, | Study of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low-Salr Content
as Compared to a Traditional Process. Part II
Didato, D. \lternative Solutions for Fungal Protection of Packaged Wer Blue
Ding, K. lhe Composition Analysis of Organic Acid Masked Aluminum Tanning Solutions
by Ferron Assay and GFC
Effect of Genipin on the Thermal Stability of Hide Powder
Environmental Effects on Chrome-free Leather
Composition and Structural Analysis of Organic Acid Masked Aluminum
[anning Solutions Using ~*Al NMR
Dorstewitz R. The Autosplit and the most Favorable Process Stage for Splitting Hides
[ Judley, R. | Rapid Oxidative Deharing with Magnesium Peroxide and Potassium Peroxymonosulfate
Dudley, R. L. lhe Oxidative Degradation of Keratin (Wool and Bovine Hair)
Fathima, N. N. Utilization of Calcium Alginate Beads as Adsorbent for Removal of Dyes from Tannery Wastewaters
Gehring, A. G. Rapid Oxidative Deharing with Magnesium Peroxide and Potassium Peroxymonosulfate
Germann, H. P. Study of a Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low Salt Content
Compared to a Traditional Process. Part l......
Germann, H-P. Study of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low-Salt Content
as Compared to a Traditional Process. Part II
Gilbert, G. Evidence for Adsorbable Organic Halides in the Beamhouse, Tanning,
and Post Tanning Processing of Ovine Skin
Gulumser, G. Ecological and Innovative Fungicide for the Leather Industry:
Essential Oil of Origanum Multiflorum
He,¢ J. Biodegradability of Wastewater from Enzymatic Soaking and Unhairing Processes
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AUTHOR INDEX 2006
a
in Leather Manufacture
Hyllengren, L. A\ppplication of Molecular Techniques to Identify Bacteria Isolated from the Leather Industry
Jawahar, M. Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
Javameenakshi, R. Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical,
and Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions
Jons, Ss Infrared Drying: A Leather Finishing Application
Kanth, S. Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
Kanth, S. Studies on the Stabilization of Collagen using Dialdehyde Starch:
Part |. Effect of Autoclaving on Dialdehyde Starch
Karaboz, I. Ecological and Innovative Fungicide for the Leather Industry:
Essential Oil of Origanum Multiflorum .
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Kardasli, | Residual COD Reduction in Biologically Treated Leather Tanning EfHuents
by Advanced Treatment Processes
Kolomaznik, K. Development of a Control Algorithm for the Optimized Soaking of Cured Hides
Langridge, D. A lhe Impact of Sebaceous Grease on the Leather Industry
Latona, N. P.Lubrication of Leather with Mixtures of PEG and Oil
Latona N. P. Effects of StretchI ing at
Latona, N. P. Environmental Effects
Liu, C. K
Liu, C. K
Liu
Liu, position Analysis of Organi
erron Assay and GF
I iu, nd Structural Analysis of Organic Acid Masked Alun
nning Solutions ( sing A] NMR
| ong, A. |. |i n npac t ot t Seb| aceous Grease on th} e Lé. ither iIndustr\
' as '
Madhan, B. eraction of Aluminum and Hydrolysable [Tannin Polyp| henols:
AY \pproa I to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum \
ee ‘ ;
Madhan, B s on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dy iiTniot
Madhan, B. Stabilizatior 1 of Collagen using Dialdehyde Starch
t of Autoc iaving Ol iiaidehyde
Matha, G. J rasound on Bovine Hide Collagen Structure
Manich, A. M. Influence of Retant ing and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins
Marmer, W. A. Rapid Oxidative Deharing with Magnesium Peroxide and P otassium , DPPe roxwuytm onos. ulfaIttaer
Marmer, W. N. Use of Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Casein as Fillers in Leather Processir ¢ y
Marmer, W. N. Preparation and Characterization of Biopolymers Derived from
Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Whey
Marmer, W. lhe Oxidative Degradation of Keratin (Wool and Bovine Hair)
Marsal, A. Influence of Retanning and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins
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AUTHOR INDEX 2006
Mathiasson, L. An Ultrasound-Assisted Extraction Procedure for the Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather ....
Maxwell, C. A. X-ray Studies of a Collagen Material for Leather Production Treated with Chromium Salt
Mazenko, C. E. Rapid Oxidative Deharing with Magnesium Peroxide and Potassium Peroxymonosfualt e
Mentes Colak, S. Determining the Useability of Photosensitizers as Biocides in the Soaking Process
Molnar, E Computer Modelling of a Type-I Collagen Fibril in Water. I. Model Development and Validation
Morera, J. M. Study ofa Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low Salt Content
Compared to a Traditional Process. Part |
Morera, J. M. Oxidative Unhairing of Leathers: Influence of Several Process Parameters
and Environmental Improvements
Morera, J. M. Study of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low-Salt Content
as Compared to a Traditional Process. Part II
Muralidharan, C Sulphide Free Unhairing - Studies on Ozone Based Depilation
Nair, B. U Utilization of Calcium Alginate Beads as Adsorbent for Removal of Dyes from Tannery Wastewaters
Nair, B. U Interaction of Aluminum and Hydrolysable Tannin Polyphenols:
An Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum Vegetable Combination Tannage .. .
Nair B. U Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
Nair, B. U Studies on the Stabilization of Collagen using Dialdehyde Starch:
Part |. Effect of Autoclaving on Dialdehyde Starch
Nishad Fathima, N Wer White Leather Processing: A New Combination Tanning System
Nishad Fathima, N. [annic Acid-Phosphonium Combination: A Versatile Chrome-free Organic Tanning
Olle, L. Study of a Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low Salt Content
a
Compared to a Traditional Process. Part I.
Olle,| Study of Chrome Tanning Process without Float and with Low-Salt Content
as 4 (ompared toa Iraditional Process. Part II
Residual COD Reduction in Biologically Treated Leather Tanning Effluents
by Advanced Treatment Processes
Oppong, D \ppplication of Molecular Techniques to Identify Bacteria Isolated from the Leather Industry
Influence of Retanning and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins
Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical, Microbial,
and Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions .
Efficient Salt Recovery and Total Dissolved Solids Reduction in Leather Processing
\zardirachta Indica: A Green Material for Curing of Hides and Skins in Leather Processing. ..... .
Prem Kumar, Wet White Leather Processing: A New Combination Tanning System
Prokopova, ib Development of a Control Algorithm for the Optimized Soaking of Cured Hides
Appplication of Molecular Techniques to Identify Bacteria Isolated from the Leather Industry
Radwell, D.
Raghava Rao, Wet White Leather Processing: A New Combination Tanning System
Raghava Rao, J High Exhaust Chrome-Aluminum Combination Tanning: Part I. Optimization of Tanning
Raghava Rao, J. lannic Acid-Phosphonium Combination: A Versatile Chrome-free Organic Tanning
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ava R: \ New Leather-making Process for Meeting Eco-label Standards: Processing of Goatskins
ava R: Utilization of Calcium Alginate Beads as Adsorbent for Removal of Dyes from Tannery Wastewaters
Raghava R: Interaction of Aluminum and Hydrolysable Tannin Polyphenols
An Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of 4A luminum Vegetable Combination Tannage
aghava R: Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
aghava R: Studies on the Stabilization of Collagen using Dialdehyde Starch:
Part I. Effect of Autoclaving on Dialdehyde Starch
ajamani, S. Evaluation of Sludge Behavior in Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor
tor Tannery Wastewater Treatment. . .
amasami, I. High Exhaust Chrome-Aluminum Combination Tanning: Part |. Optimization of
Aamasami, | Studies on the Stabilization of Collagen using Dialdehyde Starch:
Part |. Effect of Autocl1a ving on Dial|d eh1 yde < Starch
amesh,| R». Efficient Salt Recovery and Total Dissolved Solids Reduction in II
amesh, T. rE valuation of Sludge Beh| avior in | pfi}]o w Anaerobi1 c Sludge B)l anke} t Reactor
for TT annery Wastewater Treatment.
angarajan, Appplication of Molecular Techniques to Idj entify B>a cteria Isol] ated from the Leath|e r Industry
angarajan Alternative Solutions for Fungal Protection of Packaged Wer Blu«
athinasamy, \ i} Skins in |L eather TP rocessing
Ravindranath, I udg; e Bfeohhaavviionrr ii n { npfr now A nsaaeere nhaceic GSil udge. Bllla.nnkLeeatr RR« icttoalr
1ery Wastewater Treatment
Ravi Kumar, D Processing: A New Combination Tanning
sorbable Organic Halides in the Beamhouse
nning Processing of Ovine Skin
Sadulla, > luminum and Hydrolysabk
\pproach to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum Vegetable Combination Tannage
Sadulla, S Studies on the InHuence of Proteolytic Enzymes in
Sadulla, S Studies on the Stab| il} ization of Co!l]' agen using Dial1d eh| yde}
pP art ||. Effect of Autoclaving on Dialdehyde Starcl
Saravanabhavan, S. \ New Leather-making Process for Meeting Eco-label Standards: Processing of Goatskins.
Saravanabhavan, S. Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
,; : :
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
ye Be Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical, Microbial,
ind Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions .
I, PK. Efficient Salt Recovery and Total Dissolved Solids Reduction in Leather Processing
LEK. \zardirachta Indica: A Green Material for Curing of Hides and Skins in Leather Processing
Senthil Kumar, M. Degradation of Goatskins - A Detailed Study on Physiochemical, Biochemical, Microbial,
and Histopathological Changes at Ambient Conditions
Shi, B. Environmental Impact Evaluation of Typical Beamhouse Processes in Leather Manufacture
Based on Water Settleability
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Shi, B. Biodegradability of Wastewater from Enzymatic Soaking and Unhairing Processes
in Leather Manufacture
Siggel, | Computer Modelling of a Type-I Collagen Fibril in Water. I. Model Development and Validation .. ..
Sionkowska, A. X-ray Studies of a Collagen Material for Leather Production Treated with Chromium Salt
Siva, M. S. Interaction of Aluminum and Hydrolysable Tannin Polyphenols:
An Approach to Understanding the Mechanism of Aluminum Vegetable Combination Tannage
Smiechowski, K. X-ray Studies of a Collagen Material for Leather Production Treated with Chromium Salt
Sreeram, K. J. High Exhaust Chrome-Aluminum Combination Tanning: Part 1. Optimization of Tanning........
Stauffer, D. M Phe Effect of Ultrasound on Bovine Hide Collagen Structure
Steele, S Appplication of Molecular Techniques to identify Bacteria Isolated from the Leather Industry
Stockman, G. Alternative Solutions for Fungal Protection of Packaged Wer Blue
Sun, D. Biodegradability of Wastewater from Enzymatic Soaking and Unhairing Processes
in Leather Manufacture
Sundar, V. ] Sulphide Free Unhairing - Studies on Ozone Based Depilation
.
Suthanthararajan, R. Evaluation of Sludge Behavior in Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor
tor Tannery Wastewater Treatment
laracena-Sanz, F. Infrared Drying: A Leather Finishing Application
Taylor, M. M. Use of Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Casein as Fillers in Leather Processing
lay lor Preparation and Characterization of Biopolymers Derived from
Enzymatically Modified Gelatin and Whey
Tay lor, Effect of Genipin on the Thermal Stability of Hide Powder.
Thanikaivela| n, P. \ New Leather-making Process for Meeting Eco-label Standards: Processing of Goatskins
Chanikaivelan, P. Single Step Hair Removal and Fiber Opening Process:
Simultaneous and Successive Addition of Protease and a-Amylase
funay, O Residual COD Reduction in Biologically Treated Leather Tanning Effuents
by Advanced lreatment Processes
Uluc, D Determining the Useability of Photosensitizers as Biocides in the Soaking Process
Jmy amiaihaehsewsawral , KR. Evaluation of Sludge Behavior in Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket Reactor
for lannery Wastewater lreatment
nni Nair, B. Wet White Leather Processing: A New Combination Tanning System
nni Nair, High Exhaust Chrome-Aluminum Combination Tanning: Part I. Optimization of Tanning
Inni Nair, lannic Acid-Phosphonium Combination: A Versatile Chrome-free Organic Tanning
Inni Nair, \ New Leather-making Process for Meeting Eco-label Standards: Processing of Goatskins
Vasek, V. Development of a Control Algorithm for the Optimized Soaking of Cured Hides
Vedaraman, N. Sulphide Free Unhairing - Studies on Ozone Based Depilation
Venba, R Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
Wang, H. A New Pretannage with Glyoxal and N-Thioureaidopromellitamic acid
for High Exhaust Chrome Tannage
Wenzel, W. Auxiliaries in Leather Finishing
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Wess, T. J X-ray Studies ofa Collagen Material for Leather Production Treated with Chromium Salt
Yao, K. Biodegradability of Wastewater from Enzymatic Soaking and Unhairing Processes
in Leather Manufacture
Yaseothai, A. Studies on the Influence of Proteolytic Enzymes in Leather Dyeing
Yelmez, Z. B. Residual COD Reduction in Biologically Treated Leather Tanning Effluents
by Advanced Treatment Processes
Zarlok, J. X-ray Studies of a Collagen Material for Leather Production Treated with Chromium Salt
Zhang, T. [he Composition Analysis of Organic Acid Masked Aluminum Tanning Solutions
by Ferron Assay and GFC. .
Zhang, T. Composition and Structural Analysis of Organic Acid Masked Aluminum
fanning Solutions Using *Al NMR
Zhou, X. \ New Pretannage with Glyoxal and N-Thioureaidopromellitamic acid
for High Exhaust Chrome Tannage
Zitzumbo-Guzman, R. Infrared Drying: A Leather Finishing Application
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