See how an organic phosphorus compound with low water solubility achieves halogen-free flamepro
See how controlled ammonia curing converts water-soluble phosphorus species into insoluble form
An insoluble organic phosphorus compound with melamine polyphosphate gives fibers flameproofness, water resistance, and stable texture.
A glycol and phosphorous acid route forms cyclic phosphonate esters without base catalysts, cutting waste and production cost for flame retardants.
An insoluble organic phosphorus compound gives synthetic leather strong flame retardancy while preserving water resistance, heat resistance, and feel.
Controlled ammonia curing raises the N:P ratio in flame-retardant textiles, cutting water-soluble phosphorus in effluent for easier removal.
A halogen-free phosphorus compound improves polyester fiber flame retardancy while preserving adhesion, lightfastness, and wash durability.