Whether the flame retardant is environmentally friendly has nothing to do with whether it contains halogen?

Whether the flame retardants are environmentally friendly has nothing to do with whether they contain halogen or not. The bromine flame retardants family includes more than 70 different chemical substances, which have different properties.

A few halogenated flame retardants have environmental risks, but one flame retardant does not represent the whole flame retardant family.Each kind of chemical substance has its own properties, which cannot be classified as a family simply based on the element contained in the chemical substance, and the family is considered to have a common property.The role of flame retardants is to prevent the occurrence of fire, delay the arrival of flasking time, to give people more escape opportunities.The fire itself is toxic, and the main causes of death are toxic gases such as carbon monoxide, hydrogen cyanide and polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons.Whether you use flame retardants, brominated flame retardants or not, you're going to produce these toxic gases.Therefore, bromine flame retardants not only did not increase the toxicity of fire, but also made great contribution to the environmental protection from the perspective of suppressing the occurrence of fire and reducing the production of toxic gas.