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Synthesis and Optimization of Industrial Biodegradable Moumita Mukherjee*, Saraswathy g#., Sujata Mandal#, Bhabendra Nath Das* * Directorate of Ordnance (C&S), Kolkata, Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence. #CSIR-Central Leather research Institute Sarder …
Open original PDF… The tanned mycelial leather alternative also exhibits excellent thermal stability exceeding 1500C. The tanning mechanism was investigated, and the environmental impact of the obtained mycelial leather alternative were evaluated. It showed a soil biodegradation …
Open original PDFGrowing environmental concerns and strict regulation on the use of synthetic dyes have increased interest in eco-friendly and sustainable alternatives for leather processing. Natural dyes derived from plant sources offer a biodegradable, non …
Open original PDFWaste from leather industries poses a significant challenge to the environment. Research towards reducing this waste will have an additional significance if it leads to the production of value-added product(s). Hair waste …
Open original PDFCollagen is regarded as important biomaterial in biomedical and cosmetic applications due to its biocompatibility and biodegradability. Glycerol, a polar green solvent, enhances collagen stability by substituting water molecules in the hydration shell, maintaining …
Open original PDF… With advances in polymer science and technology, many new materials are now replacing leather. Appearance-wise, these materials are so similar that even an experienced leather technologist may find it difficult to distinguish them …
Open original PDF… releases polysaccharides, polyphenols and saponins from longan seeds; selective periodate oxidation converts these extracts into a novel, biodegradable, chromium-free tanning agent, providing a sustainable alternative for the leather industry and valorising agro-waste.
Open original PDF… especially in knit, mesh, and synthetic leather uppers. Players typically replace 2–3 pairs of shoes per quarter, incurring high personal costs and contributing significantly to non-biodegradable footwear waste. Currently, no rapid, in …
Open original PDFThe leather processing industry generates significant animal fiber waste, while current ineffective disposal of animal fiber waste (incineration and landfilling) results in pollution, which obstructs the leather industry’s path to sustainable development. This …
Open original PDFThis study investigates the improvement of parchment’s physical properties using a dialdehyde carboxymethyl cellulose-gelatin-chitosan composite solution as a packaging material. The results indicate that the aldehyde groups in dialdehyde carboxymethyl cellulose …
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