PFAS-free Fire Suppressant
Sector: Education • Location: Orono, Maine, United States
Source: The Portland Press Herald
A new firefighting biogel made from cellulose nanofibers derived from Maine wood aims to provide a safer and more effective alternative to traditional PFAS-laden foams. This biogel is designed to stick to surfaces, prevent reignition, and is environmentally friendly, being free of harmful chemicals.
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Description | A new firefighting biogel made from cellulose nanofibers derived from Maine wood aims to provide a safer and more effective alternative to traditional PFAS-laden foams. This biogel is designed to stick to surfaces, prevent reignition, and is environmentally friendly, being free of harmful chemicals. |
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