Titlebook: Chemical and Physical Behavior of Human Hair; Clarence R. Robbins Book 19882nd edition Springer-Verlag New York 1988 Hair.behavior.chemist

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-229-2al species. For simplicity and ease of discussion, the different types of chemicals that comprise human hair are described separately in this chapter. However, for a clear understanding of its chemical and physical behavior, one should keep in mind that human hair is an integrated system where sever

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Propositions and Truth Assignments, In permanent waving, reduced hair is stressed (curled or combed straight) while molecular reorientation takes place primarily through a disulfide-mercaptan interchange process. Neutralization is then achieved either through mild oxidation or treatment with alkali (for some sulfite treatments).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/1-84628-229-2ons by Zahn [1,2], Robbins et al. [3–6], Maclaren et al. [7,8], and Alter and Bit-Alkis [9]. Although, several questions remain unanswered, especially with regard to the structures and reactions of hair pigments [10–14], general features about the chemical structure of hair and its reactions with bl

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-7908-1811-6om hair, and (2) sorption or binding of ingredients to hair. The first section of this chapter is concerned with the different types of soil found on hair; their origin and the ease or difficulty in their removal; methods to evaluate hair cleaning; the perception of hair cleaning; and shampoo lather

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Book 19882nd editionreasonably up to date and complete account of the chemical and physical properties and behavior of human hair, and to serve as a convenient starting point for hair research-and, as indicated in the first edition, not to be the final word.

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Interactions of Shampoo and Creme Rinse Ingredients with Human Hair,luding the theory of sorption considering both whole-fiber and surface studies. Damaging effects to hair caused by shampooing and hair grooming, including the actions of combing and brushing hair, are also considered. A brief introduction into the subject of dandruff concludes this chapter.

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