What is tetraromobisphenol A?

What is tetraromobisphenol A?
Tetrachromobisphenol A is the largest flame retardant in the world, mainly (90%) is a reactive brominated flame retardant covalently bound to the polymer structure, which is released compared to the additive flame retardant. The possibility of the environment is smaller. Tetrachromobisphenol A is mainly used to produce a circuit board polymer, and two hydroxyl groups can react with epoxy chloropropane under alkaline conditions, which are widely used in epoxy resin formulations. Tetrachromobisphenol A is also used as flame retardants in plastics, paper and textiles, and as plasticizers in binders and coatings.
Tetraromobrominaphenol A
Reactive flame retardant mainly used as an epoxy resin circuit board
Inpass for integrated circuit chips
Flame retardant for plastics, paper and textile
Plasticizer
For binders and coatings
Chemical intermediates for synthetic other flame retardants
Applied to carpet and office furniture