Smoke properties of highly filled ethylene-propylene-diene terpolymer rubbers
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Test results indicate that most effective fire-and smoke-retardant fillers are inorganic hydrates and carbonates that release water and/or carbon dioxide. Most effective filler tested was hydrated sodium silicate. Effectiveness is due to high water content and formation of viscous molten glass when heated. Glass tends to inhibit polymer combustion and to promote formation of char residue.
Investigation of the irreversible chemisorption of water, formic acid and acetic acid on a thin amorphous aluminum oxide film, using inelastic tunneling spectroscopy. All of the tunnel junctions employed were Al-Al2O3-Pb junctions with the adsorbate on the Al2O3 surface between the Al2O3 and the Pb electrode. The results obtained include the finding that all Al2O3 surfaces prepared by oxidation of Al have free CH groups present on them.
Carbon dioxide photolysis at 1849 A and various pressures, suggesting gas dissociation at wavelengths with appreciable absorption
Positive atomic oxygen ion reactions with carbon dioxide detected using ion cyclotron and double resonance methods