ArticleACS omega2025
Production of an Esterquat-Based Novel Softening Agent and Its Impact on Leather and Textile Quality.
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Abstract
This study focuses on the development of an esterquat-based cationic softening emulsion for use in leather and textile applications. Esterquats, known for their excellent biodegradability and softening properties, were formulated into oil-in-water emulsions and applied to both chrome-tanned leather and cotton-polyester textiles. The stability of the emulsion was confirmed through particle size and zeta potential analyses. The emulsion was applied to chrome-tanned leather at concentrations ranging from 0.5 to 4%, followed by assessments of tensile strength, tear resistance, and water repellence. Additionally, the emulsion's effect on dye uptake was evaluated using UV-spectrophotometer analysis, with results showing up to 88.98% dyestuff exhaustion at 4% emulsion concentration. Antibacterial efficacy against
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