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Shows reduced flammability in composites, indicating safer material options.
A complex used as a noncovalent additive for low-pressure polyethylene was obtained from melamine and cyanuric acid. The flammability and physicomechanical properties of the composites were studied. It is shown that the fire hazard of the composites is significantly lower than that of the starting polymer. At the same time, the physical and mechanical properties of the composites remain almost the same as those of the starting polymer.
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