Mechanisms of dioxin formation from the high-temperature pyrolysis of 2-bromophenol
CS Evans, B Dellinger
Index: Evans, Catherine S.; Dellinger, Barry Environmental Science and Technology, 2003 , vol. 37, # 24 p. 5574 - 5580
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Abstract
Brominated hydrocarbons are the most commonly used flame retardants. Materials containing brominated hydrocarbons are frequently disposed in municipal and hazardous waste incinerators as well as being subjected to thermal reaction in accidental fires. This results in the potential for formation of brominated dioxins and other hazardous combustion byproducts. In contrast to chlorinated hydrocarbons, the reactions of brominated ...
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