A review of the role of iron containing compounds in char forming/smoke suppressing reactions during the thermal decomposition of semi-rigid poly(vinyl chloride) formulations
Authors:
- P. CartyPCP. Carty
- E. MetcalfeEME. Metcalfe
- S. WhiteSWS. White
- 1 January 1992
- Vol. 33 (13) , 2704-2708
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