2011
DOI: 10.1016/j.jaap.2011.05.014
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Study of the influence of NaOH treatment on the pyrolysis of different leather tanned using thermogravimetric analysis and Py/GC–MS system

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“…Ammonia and carbon dioxide can be derived from the amino and carboxyl side groups of the peptide chains, but also from the peptide bonds through more complicated reaction steps. The formation of 1-vinylaziridine (peak #9) molecules from the alkaline treated leathers was observed previously by Marcilla et al [19]. This product is common for both the parchment and leather subjected to alkaline treatment and historical samples suggesting similar deterioration patterns.…”
Section: Py-gc/ms Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
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“…Ammonia and carbon dioxide can be derived from the amino and carboxyl side groups of the peptide chains, but also from the peptide bonds through more complicated reaction steps. The formation of 1-vinylaziridine (peak #9) molecules from the alkaline treated leathers was observed previously by Marcilla et al [19]. This product is common for both the parchment and leather subjected to alkaline treatment and historical samples suggesting similar deterioration patterns.…”
Section: Py-gc/ms Resultssupporting
confidence: 75%
“…They established that the most intense 2,5-diketopiperazine (DKP) peaks in the chromatogram correspond to cyclo(proline-glycine), cyclo(proline-proline) and cyclo(prolinehypdroxyproline). Marcilla and co-workers [19] studied the effect of NaOH treatment on the thermal decomposition of leather wastes tanned using various tanning agents. They found decreased thermal stability and wider temperature range of decomposition on the NaOH-treated samples by TGA method.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Valorile T (Tabelul 3) scad de la max 324,1 la 312,3°C, iar ÄT este 11,8°C în timpul max procesului de îmbãtrânire. Modificarea structurii pielii dupã tratamentul cu ploaie acidã artificialã poate reduce temperatura de descompunere ºi, în consecinþã, stabilitatea termicã a pielii [15].…”
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“…The values of the T (Table 3) decrease from 324.1 to 312.3°C and max ÄT is 11.8°C during the aging process. The max modification of leather structure after artificial acid rain treatment can reduce the decomposition temperature and consequently reduce the thermal stability of leather [15].…”
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“…Temperatura de contracþie a pielii este un indicator valoros al stabilitãþii hidrotermice a colagenului, T în scãdere reprezentând scãderea s stabilitãþii hidrotermice [11]. The modification of leather structure after UV irradiation can reduce the decomposition temperature, and consequently reduce the thermal stability of the leather [18].…”
Section: Temperatura De Contracþieunclassified