1952
DOI: 10.1177/004051755202201104
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The Behavior of Nylon Oxford Cloth "41" on Pyrolysis

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“…that although thiourea predominantly flame retards nylon by promoting dripping (transition stage), the compound also influences both decomposition stages. Hasselstrom (1952) suggested that sulfur-containing nylon PR's produce acidic sulfur compounds on pyrolysis which decompose intermediate ammonium carbonate, releasing CO2. This does not seem to be a satisfactory explanation.…”
Section: The Burning Processmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…that although thiourea predominantly flame retards nylon by promoting dripping (transition stage), the compound also influences both decomposition stages. Hasselstrom (1952) suggested that sulfur-containing nylon PR's produce acidic sulfur compounds on pyrolysis which decompose intermediate ammonium carbonate, releasing CO2. This does not seem to be a satisfactory explanation.…”
Section: The Burning Processmentioning
confidence: 99%