Journal of the American Leather

J.-P. Xie Dyeing, J.F. Ding, T.J. Mason, and G.E. Attenburrow, Influence of power ultrasound on leather processing. Part 1, Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association, 1999, 94, 146-157. 

Infrared drying A leather finishing apphcation. Journal of the American Leather Chemists Association, 101(3), 105-111. 

King, V. M., Bryant, S. D. and Haque, M. N., 2001. Fact and fantasy regarding resistance to microbicides. Journal of the American Leather Chemists Asscociation 96, 162-168. 

Stosic, R. G., Stosic, P. J., Covington, A. D., Alexander, K. T. W. and Leightly, L. E., 1993. Taimery scale application of an isothiazoline microemulsion fungicide. Journal of the American Leather Chemists Asscociation 88, 171-177. 

The American Leather Chemists Association, Campus Station, Cincinnati 21, Ohio, is an important technical society which publishes its journal, holds annual meetings, and functions mainly through committees. Its declared objects are to improve methods for the analysis and testing of leather, promote the science of chemistry and its application to the leather industry, publish the results of research, and advance the professional welfare of its members. There are six categories of members who all have the right to attend meetings and receive the Journal... 

Beebe C W, Frey R W and Hannigan M V (1956), A comparison of gas chamber tests of bookbinding . The Journal ofThe American Leather Chemists Association, 51(1), 20-31. 

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