Effect Of Inorganic Components Of Fire Foaming Agents On The Aquatic Environment

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Journal of the Turkish Chemical Society Section A: Chemistry
Volume:7 Issue:3
Effect Of Inorganic Components Of Fire Foaming Agents On The Aquatic Environment

Effect Of Inorganic Components Of Fire Foaming Agents On The Aquatic Environment

Authors : Maya GURBANOVA, Valentyna LOBOİCHENKO, Nataliia LEONOVA, Victor STRELETS

Pages : 833-844

Doi:10.18596/jotcsa.785723

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Publication Date : 2020-10-30

Article Type : Research Paper

Abstract :Impact on the aquatic medium of the number of inorganic additives that are part of the foaming agents for firefighting is considered in paper. The influence of the most widespread inorganic components on aquatic organisms is analyzed. Significant variability of data is noted. It is proved that the magnesium and sodium chlorides are the safest for the environment and the most dangerous ones are aluminum compounds and sulfamic acid. Inorganic additives based on aluminum, sulfamic acid and sodium bicarbonate are the most dangerous for aquatic living organisms, in the short and long term, and the safest compounds are magnesium and sodium chlorides
Keywords : fire foaming agent, inorganic additive, aquatic environment

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