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Halogenated flame retardants (FRs) operate mainly in the gaseous phase, generating halogen acid gas that interrupts combustion. They are used in various resins and often combined with synergists to enhance performance, with brominated FRs categorized into additive, reactive, and polymeric types. Additionally, metal hydrate FRs like Aluminum trihydrate and Magnesium hydroxide cool substrates and form insulating layers, while phosphorus-based FRs primarily utilize char formation mechanisms during combustion.
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