Chemistry and industry of starch

Industrial Starch Chemistry

the usage of starch in corrugating and papermaking industry

in this study, the usage of starch as adhesives in packaging industry and improving the properties of starch on the development of its applications have been discussed. starch is widely used in various industries, but in the celluloses packaging industry it can be just used as a coating binder, sizing agent or adhesive industries. in these industries, high print quality, low water absorption an...

The Chemistry of the Leather Industry

Animal skin that has been processed to retain its flexibility, toughness, and waterproof nature is known as leather, and the leather industry is New Zealand's seventh largest industry. New Zealand leather is made by processing the skins of animals slaughtered in the meat processing industry, and hence the majority of skins tanned are those of sheep and cattle. Animal skins are converted to leat...

Academia–Industry Symbiosis in Organic Chemistry

Collaboration between academia and industry is a growing phenomenon within the chemistry community. These sectors have long held strong ties since academia traditionally trains the future scientists of the corporate world, but the recent drastic decrease of public funding is motivating the academic world to seek more private grants. This concept of industrial "sponsoring" is not new, and in the...

French Industry and Sustainable Chemistry : The Benefits of Clean Development