The Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association 2007: Vol 102 Index & Table of Contents

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VOLUME CII, 2007
AUTHOR INDEX
Ahlstrom, L-H. Alkaline Hydrolysis Combined with Stir-bar Sorptive Extraction or Sonication for the
Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather
Aldema-Ramos, M. Monitoring of Available Decorin in Different Parts of Bovine Hide During its Processing into Leather. . . .
Archana, T. Dialdehyde Alginic Acid — A Novel Biopolymeric Tanning Agent
Aslan, A. Utilization of Collagen Hydrolysate in Keratinase Production from Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633
Bacardirt, A. Optimization of Two Low-Salt Chrome Tanning Processes without Float
Bailey, D. Deliming of Un-bonded and Bonded Lime from White Hide
Banaszak, S. Optimization of Two Low-Salt Chrome Tanning Processes without Float
Bayramoglu, E. Unique Biocide for the Leather Industry: Essential Oil of Oregano
Brown, E. Evaluation pf Polymers Prepared from Gelatin and Casein or Whey as Potential Fillers
Brown,
Brown, Combination Tanning Based on Tara: An Attempt to make Chrome-Free Garment Leathers
Critical Appraisal of Analytical Procedures for the Determination of Cr(VI) in Dyed Leathers
Bukov ec, N
by 1,5 Diphenylcarbazide Spectrophotometry after Sample Dilution or Color Removal .. .
‘adirci, B. Utilization of Collagen Hydrolysate in Keratinase Production from Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633 ....
‘astiello, D. Studies of Mono and Divalent Cations Effects on Hair Immunization
‘elma, P. The Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepskin Trimmings in a Two-Step Collagen Extraction Process
*handra Babu, N. Fe(III) - Cr(II1) Combination Tannage for the Production of Soft Leathers
~handrasekaran, B. Influence of Test length on the Observed Tensile properties of
Upholstery Leather: Relation to Weak Link Theory
vhristie, R. Photochromic Acid Dyes for Leather
risa, J. The Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepskin Trimmings in a Two-Step Collagen Extraction Process ... .
00ke, P. Effects of Drying Processes and Fatliquoring on Resiliency of Leather
: ; , Milling Effects on Meahanical Behaviors of Leather. ..
OOKe, P.
Optimization of Two Low-Salt Chrome Tanning Processes without Float
‘osta, |.
The Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepskin Trimmings in a Two-Step Collagen Extraction Process .. .
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Daniels, R. The 48th John Aurthur Wilson Memorial Lecture:
Tannery Effluent and Reedbeds: Working with Nature. ... 2.2.0c e2ce e.ee 0cec e.ce .ee e.ceee es 248
de Castellar, M. Elasticity and Setting of Stretched Leather
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de Volder, N Annoying Energy, Part II - Solar Heating of Dark leathers
Dhathathreyan, A. Effect of Different Retanning Systems on Surface Properties of Leather
Didato, D Extraction of DNA from Leather and Applications to the Supply Chain
Didato, D. Antibiotics in Hide Preservation and Bacteria Control.........
DiMaio, G. Milling Effects on Meahanical Behaviors of Leather
Ding, K Genipin -Aluminum or -Vegetable Tannin Combinations on Hide Powder
Ding, K Combination Tanning Based on Tara: An Attempt to make Chrome-Free Garment Leathers
Ding, K. Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability II.
The Influence of Organic Ligands on Stability and Tanning Power of Titanium Sulfate Solutions. . . . 2¢
Ding, Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability III.
Study of Factors Affecting Titanium Tanning and an Eco-friendly Titanium Tanning Method
Dvorackova, M. [esting Aerobic Degredation of the Protein Portion of
Filter Cake after Filtration of Chrome Tanned Waste .
Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stabilit
The Influence of Organic Ligands on Stability and Tanning Power of Titanium Sulfate Solutions. . .
Novel Titanium (IV Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability II]
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Study of Factors Aftecting Titanium Tanning and an Eco-friendly Titanium Tanning Method
Fernandez-Hervas, F. Th| e Enzyme Activity of CTsT rypsen on Sh1 eepski| n Tr. immings in a Two-Step Coonl lagen Extraction Process
Godinho, M. Ki, netic Parameters tor th| e R>e actions of L| eath|e r Sh| avings with| Oxygen and Carb| on Dioxide'
Godinho, M. Gasification and (¢ ombu} stior 11 0oOf I ootwrewaearr |L eatnheelr Wastes
Gonzalez, B. Elasticity and Setting of Stretched Leather
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GulumserG,. Utilization of Collagen Hydrolysate in Keratinase Production from Bacillus subtilis
Gutterres, M. Analysis of Vegetable Tannin Absorption during the Hide Powder
Hallmanns, M. Annoying Energy, Part II - Solar Heating of Dark leathers
Hassel, T. Usl e of ANKo vel j Tetrau} oroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finish; e for Leather
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Heo, J. Development of Regenerated Protein Fib| ers from a Collagen-Po>l]y vinyl ] Al] cohol | Complex. .
Hrncirik, J. Contribution to Assessing Cross-Linking of Protein Hydrolyzate with Diepoxides
Hurlow, E. Antibiotics in Hide Preservation and Bacteria Control .
Imoto, K.
Use ot Novel Tetraluoroethene ( opolymer Disp« rsions as Protective Finishe for Leather
Ipe, A. Effect of Different Retanning Systems on Surface Properties of Leather
[Thermal Degredation Kinetics of Sweat Soaked Cattlehide Collagen Fibers. . .
Influence of Sweat-Soaking on the Thermal Stability of Retanned
and Fatliquored Cattle Hide Collagen Fibers .
Alkaline Hydrolysis Combined with Stir-bar Sorptive Extraction or Sonication for the
Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather
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Julinova, M. Testing Aerobic Degredation of the Protein Portion of
Filter Cake after Filtration of Chrome Tanned Waste
Kanth, S. Effect of Different Retanning Systems on Surface Properties of Leather
Kanth, S. Dialdehyde Alginic Acid — A Novel Biopolymeric Tanning Agent
Karavana, H. Utilization of Collagen Hydrolysate in Keratinase Production from Bacillus subtilis ATCC
Karthikeyan, R.
Kiesow, H.
Kim, W.
Kolomaznik, K.
Krishnaraj, K. Influence of Test length on the Observed Tensile properties of
Upholstery Leather: Relation to Weak Link Theory
Kupef c, ]. Testing Aerobic Degfr edation of the Protein Portion of
Filter Cake after Filtration of Chrome Tanned Waste
Kupec, J. Contribution to Assessing Cross-Linking of Protein Hydrolyzate with Diepoxides
Lansarin, M. Kinetic Parameters for the Reactions of Leather Shavings with Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide
Latona, N Effects of Drying Processes and Fatliquoring on Resiliency of Leather
Milling Effects on Meahanical Behaviors of Leather
Latona, R. Removal of Available Decorin Core-Protein from Powdered Bovine Hide
by Treatments used to Process Intact Hides into Leather
Latona, R.
Development of Regenerated Protein Fibers from a Collagen-Polyvinyl Alcohol Complex
Annoying Energy, Part II - Solar Heating of Dark leathers
Effects of Drying Processes and Fatliquoring on Resiliency of Leather
Milling Effects on Meahanical Behaviors of Leather
lhermal Degredation Kinetics of Sweat Soaked Cattlehide Collagen Fibers
Influence of Sweat-Soaking on the Thermal Stability of Retanned
and Fatliquored Cattle Hide Collagen Fibers
Madhan, B. Effect of Different Retanning Systems on Surface Properties of Leather
Madhan, B. Dialdehyde Alginic Acid —- A Novel Biopolymeric Tanning Agent
Maeda, M. Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather
Maier, R. Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather
Manich, A. The Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepskin Trimmings in a Two-Step Collagen Extraction Process
Manich, A. Elasticity and Setting of Stretched Leather
Manich, A. Influence of Neutralization and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins
Manich, A. Factors that Influence the Physical Properties of Goatskins:
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Vegetable Retanning Agents and Sulphated Fatty Alcohol
Marcilio, N. Kinetic Parameters for the Reactions of Leather Shavings with Oxygen and Carbon Dioxide
Marcilio, N Gasification and Combustion of Footwear Leather Wastes .
Marmer, W Eval' uation pf Pol' ymers Prepared from Gela' tin and Casein or \W hey as PotJe ntial Fil1l ers. . .
Marmer, W Removal of Available Decorin Core-Protein from Powdered Bovine Hide by
Ireatments used to Process Intact Hides into Leather
Marmer, W Monitoring of Available Decorin in Different Parts of Bovine Hide During its Processing into Leather... .
Marsal, Th1 e Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepsk1i n wTe r2 immings in a Two-Step Coll1] agen Extracti. on P)r ocess .
Marsal, Elasticity and Setting of Stretched Leather
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Marsal, Influence of Neutralization and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins ..
M ursal, Factors that Influence the Physical Properties of Goatskins:
Vegetable Retanning Agents and Sulphated Fatty Alcohol
Martins, ¢ asification and Combustion of Footwear Leather Wastes
Masorti, | G,asihcation and (Combustion of! Footwear I eather Wastes
M ithiasson, | Alkalis C Hydrolysis ¢ ombined with Stir-bar Sorptive I xtraction or Sonik
Banned Azo Dyes ir
Mikul« iKOVAa, H
Mohan,
Nirenjana, Dialdehyde Ale Acid — A Novel Biopolymeric Tanr
Olle, L. Optimization of Two Low-Salt Chrome Tanning Processes wit
Osterman, Critical Appraisal of Analytical Procedures for the Determir Mlatl
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by 1,5 Diphenylcarbazide Spec trophotometry ufter Sample
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Ozgunay, Molecular Investigation of Valonea Tannin. . .
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Palop, R. Influence of Neutralization and Fatliquoring Processes on the Characteristics of Goatskins
Palop, R. Factors that Influence the Physical Properties of Goatskins:
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Vegetable Retanning Agents and Sulphated Fatty Alcohol ...............000ccecceceececeecs 271
Peng, Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability IT.
The Influence of Organic Ligands on Stability and Tanning Power of Titanium Sulfate Solutions
Peng, Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability III.
Study of Factors Affecting Titanium Tanning and an Eco-friendly Titanium Tanning Method ...... 297
Pseja, J. Contribution to Assessing Cross-Linking of Protein Hydrolyzate with Diepoxides
Puccini, M. Studies of Mono and Divalent Cations Effects on Hair Immunization
Puentener, REACH brings Major Challenge for the Chemical and Leather Imports into the European Community .. «
Punti, I. [he Enzyme Activity of Trypsen on Sheepskin Trimmings in a Two-Step Collagen Extraction Process ... ..
Ramanaiah, Fe(III) - Cr(III) Combination Tannage for the Production of Soft Leathers
Ramesh, R. Fe(III) - Cr(II1) Combination Tannage for the Production of Soft Leathers
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Ramkumar, Influence of Test length on the Observed Tensile properties of
Upholstery Leather: Relation to Weak Link Theory
Extraction of DNA from Leather and Applications to the Supply Chain .
Dialdehyde Alginic Acid — A Novel Biopolymeric Tanning Agent
Development of Formaldehyde-free Leathers in Perspective of Retanning:
I. Benchl marki1 ng for t he Evolution of a Single Syntan System. . .
Reiners, | Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather
Rowshanzamir, M Alkaline Hydrolysis Combined with Stir-bar Sorptive Extraction or Sonication for the
Determination of Banned Azo Dyes in Leather... .
Development of Formald] ehy| de-free Leath| ers in Perspective of Retanning:
Syntan System. .
jures for the Determination of Cr(V1I) in Dyed Leathers
tometry after Sample Dilution or Color Removal
ved Tensile properties ol
ik Link Theory
thers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability II.
gands on Stability and Tanning Power of Titanium Sulfate Solutions. .
thers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability II.
tanium Tanning and an Eco-friendly Titanium Tanning Method
TTlees {ono and Divalent Cations Eftects on Hair Immunization
i] Study on Autoxidation of Unsaturated Fatty Acids and
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Antioxidant Activity of Phenolic ¢ ompounds
Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability II.
The Influence of Organic Ligands on Stability and Tanning Power of Titanium Sulfate Solutions. ... 261
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Novel Titanium (IV) Tanning for Leathers with Superior Hydrothermal Stability III.
Study of Factors Affecting Titanium Tanning and an Eco-friendly Titanium Tanning Method ...... 297
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Shi, J. A Theoretical Study on Autoxidation of Unsaturated Fatty Acids and
Antioxidant Activity of Phenolic Compounds
Shin, E.
Siggel, L. Leather Related Collagen Modeling: The Challenges of Modeling Hierarchical Structures..........:
Silberkuhl, EF New Micro-sphere Application in the Leather Industry ...... 2... 0.20660 eee e eee cece cence 288
Somogyi, L. Covalent Fixation of Drum Dyes on Collagen
Stockman, G. Extraction of DNA from Leather and Applications to the Supply Chain
Stockman, G. Antibiotics in Hide Preservation and Bacteria Control
Tang, Thermal Degredation Kinetics of Sweat Soaked Cattlehide Collagen Fibers
lang, Influence of Sweat-Soaking on the Thermal Stability of Retanned
and Fatliquored Cattle Hide Collagen Fibers
Taylor, ! Evaluation pf Polymers Prepared from Gelatin and Casein or Whey as Potential Fillers
Taylor, } Deliming of Un-bonded and Bonded Lime from White Hide . . .
Taylor, | Genipin -Aluminum or -Vegetable Tannin Combinations on Hide Powder .
Taylor, ! Combination Tanning Based on Tara: An Attempt to make Chrome-Free Garment Leathers
Tegtmeyer, D. New Micro-sphere Application in the Leather Industry
Tegrmeyer, D. Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather
Thanikaivelan, P. Influence of Test length on the Observed Tensile properties of
Upholstery Leather: Relation to Weak Link Theory
Thanikaivelan, P. Development of Formaldehyde-free Leathers in Perspective of Retanning:
Parat rt 1. B, enchmarking for the Evolution of a Single Syntan System
Tozan, M. Molecular Investigation of Valonea Tannin
Tupy, M
Contribution to Assessing Cross-Linking of Protein Hydrolyzate with Diepoxides.
[ysoe, C New Micro-sphere Application in the Leather Industry
Ueda, A. Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene (¢ opolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather .
Usha, R. Fe(III) - Cr(II1) Combination Tannage for the Production of Soft Leathers
Ussman, M. Elasticity and Setting of Stretched Leather
Venba, R Effect of Different Retanning Systems on Surtace Properties of Leather .
Vilela, A. Gasification and Combustion of Foorwear Leather Wastes
Vitolo, S. Studies of Mono and Divalent Cations Effects on Hair Immunization. .
Vorlaender, O. New Micro-sphere Application in the Leather Industry .........2c. ec.e e.ee. c.ee .ee. ee0eee s 288
Wang,
Thermal Degredation Kinetics of Sweat Soaked Cattlehide Collagen Fibers
Wang, Q. Thermal Degredation Kinetics of Sweat Soaked Cattlehide Collagen Fibers
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Wildbrett, S. Use of Novel Tetrafluoroethene Copolymer Dispersions as Protective Finishe for Leather ..........
Wolf, G. Covalent Fixation of Drum Dyes on Collagen
Yasa, I. Utilization of Collagen Hydrolysate in Keratinase Production from Bacillus subtilis ATCC 6633 ....
Zeyen, W. New Micro-sphere Application in the Leather Industry ......c.ec.e ee.ce.ee c.ec.e c.ee e0ec es 288
Zhang, W. A Theoretical Study on Autoxidation of Unsaturated Fatty Acids and
Antioxidant Activity of Phenolic Compounds
Zheng, X. Influence of Sweat-Soaking on the Thermal Stability of Retanned
and Fatliquored Cattle Hide Collagen Fibers
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