Databook of Flame Retardants contains information on commonly-used additives broken out into five sections, including General, Physical, Health and Safety, Ecological, and Use. Over one hundred types of data are included for over three hundred and fifty commercial-based products. All data fields are defined and include a broad range of information, such as calcium contents, molecular mass, brightness, freezing/melting points, viscosity, volatility, UN/NA class, autoignition temperature, partition coefficient, processing methods, concentrations used, and more. This book is best utilized in tandem with the Handbook of Flame Retardants. Each book complements the other without repeating information, with the other release explaining the role of these products, their selection, mechanism of action, use in different polymers and products, and health and commercial issues related to flame retardants.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. iii 2. Chapter 2: Information on data fields - p. 2 3. Chapter 3: Flame Retardants. Antimonates - p. 13 4. Chapter 4: Borates - p. 26 5. Chapter 5: Brominated - p. 34 6. Chapter 6: Carbon nanotube - p. 90 7. Chapter 7: Chloroparaffin - p. 91 8. Chapter 8: Fluoropolymers - p. 94 9. Chapter 9: Graphene - p. 95 10. Chapter 10: Graphite - p. 98 11. Chapter 11: Hydrates - p. 99 12. Chapter 12: Hydroxides - p. 192 13. Chapter 13: Hydrostannate and stannate - p. 233 14. Chapter 14: Inorganic complex - p. 236 15. Chapter 15: Melamines and triazines - p. 251 16. Chapter 16: Molybdates - p. 285 17. Chapter 17: Organophosphorus - p. 305 18. Chapter 18: Oxides - p. 309 19. Chapter 19: Peroxide - p. 313 20. Chapter 20: Phosphates - p. 315 21. Chapter 21: Phosphazenes - p. 410 22. Chapter 22: Phosphinates - p. 416 23. Chapter 23: Phosphonates - p. 428 24. Chapter 24: Phosphites - p. 436 25. Chapter 25: Silicates - p. 440 26. Chapter 26: Siloxanes - p. 449 27. Chapter 27: Silsesquioxanes - p. 456 28. Chapter 28: Other - p. 459
Databook of Flame Retardants contains information on commonly-used additives broken out into five sections, including General, Physical, Health and Safety, Ecological, and Use. Over one hundred types of data are included for over three hundred and fifty commercial-based products. All data fields are defined and include a broad range of information, such as calcium contents, molecular mass, brightness, freezing/melting points, viscosity, volatility, UN/NA class, autoignition temperature, partition coefficient, processing methods, concentrations used, and more. This book is best utilized in tandem with the Handbook of Flame Retardants. Each book complements the other without repeating information, with the other release explaining the role of these products, their selection, mechanism of action, use in different polymers and products, and health and commercial issues related to flame retardants.
1. Chapter 1: Introduction - p. iii 2. Chapter 2: Information on data fields - p. 2 3. Chapter 3: Flame Retardants. Antimonates - p. 13 4. Chapter 4: Borates - p. 26 5. Chapter 5: Brominated - p. 34 6. Chapter 6: Carbon nanotube - p. 90 7. Chapter 7: Chloroparaffin - p. 91 8. Chapter 8: Fluoropolymers - p. 94 9. Chapter 9: Graphene - p. 95 10. Chapter 10: Graphite - p. 98 11. Chapter 11: Hydrates - p. 99 12. Chapter 12: Hydroxides - p. 192 13. Chapter 13: Hydrostannate and stannate - p. 233 14. Chapter 14: Inorganic complex - p. 236 15. Chapter 15: Melamines and triazines - p. 251 16. Chapter 16: Molybdates - p. 285 17. Chapter 17: Organophosphorus - p. 305 18. Chapter 18: Oxides - p. 309 19. Chapter 19: Peroxide - p. 313 20. Chapter 20: Phosphates - p. 315 21. Chapter 21: Phosphazenes - p. 410 22. Chapter 22: Phosphinates - p. 416 23. Chapter 23: Phosphonates - p. 428 24. Chapter 24: Phosphites - p. 436 25. Chapter 25: Silicates - p. 440 26. Chapter 26: Siloxanes - p. 449 27. Chapter 27: Silsesquioxanes - p. 456 28. Chapter 28: Other - p. 459
