Organic Antimony Compounds as Flame Retardants

A. M. Badawi^1, Violet R. Seliem², S. S. M. Soliman¹

¹Center of Science and Methematics, Taif (Saudi Arabia) ²Ain-Shams Univesity Faculty of Girls, Cairo, (Egypt)

ABSTRACT:

Preparation and evaluation of some fire proofing1 agents for cotton textiles. First the sulpho-nylchlorides formed from the sulphochlorination of Egyptian Kerosene were converted into some surface active sulphonamides via reaction with hexamethylene tetramine, these sulphonamides were complexed with antimony trichloride. Second a series of aliphatic, aromatic and heterocylcic amines were complexed with antimony trichloride. The products of both were evaluated as fire proofing agents and the add-on % after-glaw and fire retardant index were determined. In the second addition of rubber improves their fire proofing activity.

KEYWORDS:

Antimony; Compounds; Flame; Retardants

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