NASA NTRS · 19700000528
New type of nonflammable paper
Abstract
Nonflammable paper is made from fibers of chrysotile asbestos, beta-glass fibers, glass microfibers, and a little nonflammable organic binder. It does not propagate flame in an atmosphere of 16.5-psig oxygen, and it is resistant to rot and mold, making it acceptable as wrapping material and for stored documents.
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Armstrong, G. K.. 1970-11-01. New type of nonflammable paper. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19700000528
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