flameretarded
Flameretarded is a term used to describe materials that have been treated to resist ignition and slow the spread of flames. This treatment is achieved through the application of chemicals that alter the material's combustion properties. When exposed to heat, flameretarded materials undergo specific chemical reactions that can involve forming a char layer, releasing non-combustible gases, or absorbing heat, all of which inhibit the burning process.
The effectiveness of flameretardation varies depending on the material, the type of flame retardant used, and
Various classes of flame retardants exist, including halogenated compounds, phosphorus-based compounds, and mineral-based fillers. Each class