The National Institute of Standards and Technology and Texas A&M University recently jointly developed a new carbon nanofiber-filled coating that is at least more flame retardant than the flame retardants currently used in upholstered furniture and mattresses. 1.6 times, and even expected to be as high as 11.3 times. In addition, according to test results, polyurethane foam containing carbon nanofibers (generally carbon chain nanofibers obtained through oxidation and high-temperature sintering of polymer nanofibers, which have the characteristics of high strength modulus) and polymer thin layers are more fire-resistant. high.
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