Volume 7, no 2

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    Aqueous Adhesive Dispersions of Chloroprene Elastomers
    • Pages 5-13
      Laurenţia ALEXANDRESCU1, Minodora LECA2, Zenovia MOLDOVAN2
      • 1INCDTP – Leather and Footwear Research Institute (ICPI), Bucharest RO, e-mail: icpi@icpi.ro
      • 2University of Bucharest, minlec@yahoo.com, moldovan@chem.unibuc.ro

      ABSTRACT. The paper deals with the possibility of obtaining aqueous adhesive dispersions with high initial and final bonding characteristics and low toxicity. Such adhesives can be used on a large range of supports as they show a good bonding strength at high temperatures and humidity.

      KEY WORDS: aqueous adhesive dispersion, low toxicity, bonding strength
    From Visual Assessment of Damage to Advanced Physical - Chemical Investigations
    • Pages 14-19
      Elena BADEA1*, Lucreţia MIU2, Petru BUDRUGEAC3, Maria GIURGINCĂ4, Anna BRAGHIERI5, Giuseppe DELLA GATTA1
      • 1Department of Chemistry IFM, University of Torino, IT, e-mail: elena.badea@unito.it
      • 2INCDPI-ICPI, Bucharest, RO
      • 3ICPE-CA, Bucharest, RO
      • 4University “POLITEHNICA” of Bucharest, RO
      • 5The Historical Archives of the City of Turin, Torino, IT

      ABSTRACT. Advanced physical chemical techniques, such as differential scanning calorimetry, thermogravimetry, IR spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy and unilateral nuclear magnetic resonance were employed to assess specific deterioration processes occurring at individual levels in the hierarchical structure of parchment. Changes in the structural and physical-chemical parameter values of collagen due to interaction with the environment were used to characterize deterioration pathways.

      KEY WORDS: differential scanning calorimetry, thermogravimetry, IR spectroscopy, scanning electron microscopy, advanced physical chemical techniques
    Assessing the Product Quality in the Leather-Footwear Sector According to the European and International Standard Requirements
    • Pages 20-35
      Magdalena IVAN
      • INCDTP – Leather and Footwear Research Institute (ICPI), Bucharest, RO, e-mail: icpi@icpi.ro

      ABSTRACT. The paper presents the Laboratory for Physical-Mechanical Tests and Chemical Analyses in ICPI which is carrying out tests for the characterization of products resulted from the own research projects and other customers in this field. Tests are carried out according to European and international standard requirements and the equipment in the endowment meets the same requirements.

      KEY WORDS: Physical-Mechanical Tests Chemical Analyses, research projects, European and international standard, leather, footwear
    Statistical Method Used to Assess the Results of Physical-Mechanical and Chemical Test. Part 2
    • Pages 36-45
      Ion Petre SUCIU
      • INCDTP - Leather and Footwear Research Institute (ICPI) Bucharest, RO, icpi@icpi.ro

      ABSTRACT. In the second part of the paper the physical-mechanical tests and chemical analyses performed with the view of drawing up the data bases required for statistical processing are presented. Tests and analyses were performed on 6 bovine leather samples, according to the STAS 1619:1994 requirements.

      KEY WORDS: physical-mechanical tests, chemical analyses, leather


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