How To Use Flame-retardant In A Sentence
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OK, try this thought experiment (wait a second while I put on a flame-retardant suit):
Boing Boing
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Since silicates are not flammable and only melt at very high temperatures, asbestos fibers have been used to make flame-retardant fabrics and composite materials.
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The Fire and Heat Materials Research Team is developing the next generation of high-performance, flame-retardant technical yarns.
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In 2006, Nunes and Southern Mills discussed the development of a less-expensive flame-retardant material for Army uniforms.
Bethesda consultant made millions with Alaska firm
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The troops will be equipped with modern flame-retardant suits, helmets and visors and special public order long batons and shields.
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It had lino flooring and flame-retardant orange curtains, a pebbledash finish on the exterior and small, damp rooms.
Times, Sunday Times
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These grades have excellent dielectrical and flame-retardant properties, and produce very few toxic fumes when burnt in case of fire or short-circuit.
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More than 50% of a child's exposure to toxins will come from the indoor environment," Penelope informed me, "and many toxins, especially flame-retardant chemicals, are found in dust.
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The company also sells reusable water bottles, flame-retardant military gloves and other outdoor-activity gear.
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And ‘Evolutionary Plastic’ and modacrylic are the first inherently flame-retardant synthetic fibers.
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The human contribution to oceanic dead zones is significant: ...new scientific research suggests that pollutants, including flame-retardant chemicals and synthetic musks found in detergents, are being traced in the polar seas, and that these chemicals can be absorbed by tiny plastic particles in the ocean which are in turn ingested by marine creatures such as bottom-feeding fish.
Robert Koehler: The End Times
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Use only flame-retardant and noncombustible costumes for Halloween.
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It had lino flooring and flame-retardant orange curtains, a pebbledash finish on the exterior and small, damp rooms.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Greek word ασβεστος, meaning "unquenchable", survives as the term asbestos, a mineral once prized as a flame-retardant.
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The antimony comes from flame-retardant sleepwear and baby sheets.
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Composition of irradiation cross-linking flame-retardant shape memory marker sleeves were studied, the product that meets to the American Military Standard AMS-DTL-23053 and SAE-.
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The Greek word ασβεστος, meaning "unquenchable", survives as the term asbestos, a mineral once prized as a flame-retardant.
Conservapedia - Recent changes [en]
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