Use of polymerizable oil for leather fatliquor

Bleaching and dyeing; fluid treatment and chemical modification – Treatment of hides – skins – feathers and animal tissues – Tanning

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8 9421, 8 9422, 427389, C14C 902

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058534270

ABSTRACT:
Novel fatliquoring compositions used for treating mineral-tanned leathers are effective substitutes for oils which have conventionally been used to soften leather. The compositions comprise monomers which polymerize in situ and soften the leather by breaking the leather fibers into smaller units which can move about when the leather is deformed. Useful monomers are unsaturated phosphatidyl esters, such as phosphatidyl choline, and unsaturated fatty monomers, such as esters of unsaturated fatty alcohols and acrylic acid and vinyl esters of unsaturated fatty acids.

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