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Thus the protection of a fire-retarded flammable polymer substrate requires that
the vapor release properties of the inhibitor be concordant with the fuel-release
properties of the flammable substrate. Likewise, spatial and time constraints exist
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Thus the protection of a fire-retarded flammable polymer substrate requires that
the vapor release properties of the inhibitor be concordant with the fuel-release
properties of the flammable substrate. Likewise, spatial and time constraints exist
...
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typical example of the amount of inhibitor required to extinguish a flame, about 2
% of the commercial extinguishant CF3Br is needed to extinguish a propane-air
diffusion flame. If N2 was used as the extinguishant in this case, the amount ...
typical example of the amount of inhibitor required to extinguish a flame, about 2
% of the commercial extinguishant CF3Br is needed to extinguish a propane-air
diffusion flame. If N2 was used as the extinguishant in this case, the amount ...
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the inhibitor concentration, Vo the burning velocity in the absence of any inhibitor,
and 8V the change in burning velocity due to the presence of the inhibitor. It is
assumed that the flame is slightly fuel rich, and hence the H atom is the dominant
...
the inhibitor concentration, Vo the burning velocity in the absence of any inhibitor,
and 8V the change in burning velocity due to the presence of the inhibitor. It is
assumed that the flame is slightly fuel rich, and hence the H atom is the dominant
...
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Introduction | 1 |
Appendix Major Literature Sources for High Temperature Chemistry | 36 |
GraphiteGas Reactions | 59 |
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