flame retardant

Magnesium hydroxide decomposes when heated (340-490 ℃) and absorbs the heat on the surface of the combustor to flame retardant; At the same time, a large amount of water is released to dilute the oxygen on the surface of the fuel, and the active magnesium oxide generated by decomposition is attached to the surface of the fuel, which further prevents the combustion. In the whole flame retardant process, magnesium hydroxide not only does not produce any harmful substances, but also its decomposition products can absorb a large amount of harmful gases and smoke generated by the combustion of polymers such as rubber and plastics, Active magnesium oxide is a new environment-friendly inorganic flame retardant, which continuously absorbs the melting residue of incomplete combustion, eliminates smoke and prevents droplet while stopping combustion quickly