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Life Cycle Assessment for Chrome Tanning, Chrome-Free Metal Tanning, and Metal-Free Tanning Systems
ACS Sustainable Chemistry and Engineering, 2021Life cycle assessment (LCA) was applied to compare environmental impacts of a chrome tanning system (CTS) using basic chrome sulfate (Cr), a chrome-free metal tanning system (CFMTS) using complexes...
Yue Yu, Yunhang Zeng, Ya-Nan Wang
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Science of the Total Environment, 2023
Currently, globally, 90 % of the tannery is still tanned by using chrome, resulting in chromium-containing wastewater and chromium-containing solid waste that will cause serious harm to the environment.
Dongyu Hao +6 more
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Currently, globally, 90 % of the tannery is still tanned by using chrome, resulting in chromium-containing wastewater and chromium-containing solid waste that will cause serious harm to the environment.
Dongyu Hao +6 more
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International Journal of Biological Macromolecules, 2023
The abuse of chrome tanning agent in leather processing has caused great harm to human health and the natural environment. We use tremella polysaccharides (TP), lentinan (LNT) and konjac gum (KG) as raw materials, and sodium periodate as oxidant to ...
Liheng Wang +8 more
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The abuse of chrome tanning agent in leather processing has caused great harm to human health and the natural environment. We use tremella polysaccharides (TP), lentinan (LNT) and konjac gum (KG) as raw materials, and sodium periodate as oxidant to ...
Liheng Wang +8 more
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Environmentally-friendly tanning for leather production: a review
Environmental Chemistry LettersJavier Remon +2 more
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Green Chemistry, 2022
High-profile chrome (Cr) pollution from tanning and potential health hazards from released leather dyes and pigments in leather products restrict the sustainable development of the leather industry.
W. Ding, J. Remón, Zhicheng Jiang
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High-profile chrome (Cr) pollution from tanning and potential health hazards from released leather dyes and pigments in leather products restrict the sustainable development of the leather industry.
W. Ding, J. Remón, Zhicheng Jiang
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Carbohydrate Polymers, 2022
The development of sustainable and eco-friendly leather industry requires green tanning agents because of unbounded chromium (easily converted into hazardous Cr-VI) in chrome tanned leather.
Yiming Shen +4 more
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The development of sustainable and eco-friendly leather industry requires green tanning agents because of unbounded chromium (easily converted into hazardous Cr-VI) in chrome tanned leather.
Yiming Shen +4 more
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Journal of Environmental Management, 2022
Accumulation of hair waste is a major burden to the leather industry, causing a negative impact on the industry's sustainable development. The industry is already bogged down by the usage of synthetic re-tanning agents that are not only extremely ...
K. Ramya +4 more
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Accumulation of hair waste is a major burden to the leather industry, causing a negative impact on the industry's sustainable development. The industry is already bogged down by the usage of synthetic re-tanning agents that are not only extremely ...
K. Ramya +4 more
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Green Chemistry, 2021
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.
Dongyu Hao +5 more
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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.
Dongyu Hao +5 more
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Chemosphere, 2020
Chrome tanning remains the most favourite technology in the leather industry worldwide due to its ability to produce leather with attributes desirable for high-quality leather such as excellent hydrothermal stability, better dyeing characteristics and ...
C. China +5 more
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Chrome tanning remains the most favourite technology in the leather industry worldwide due to its ability to produce leather with attributes desirable for high-quality leather such as excellent hydrothermal stability, better dyeing characteristics and ...
C. China +5 more
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