Characterization of brominated flame retardants in construction and demolition waste components: HBCD and PBDEs
The vast majority of construction material is inert and can be managed as nonhazardous. However, structures may have either been built with some environmentally unfriendly substances such as brominated flame retardants (BFRs), or have absorbed harmful elements such as heavy metals. This study focuse...
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