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Metal ions and organic compounds were adopted to form a two-dimensional mesh-knots metal organic frameworks (TMMOFs), which could functionalize with Phytic Acid (PA) for fireproof. The results of the functional group test show that two-dimensional mesh-knots metal organic frameworks (TM), TM with -NH2 (TMN) and TMN with PA (TMNP) have been successfully prepared by coordination bond. The samples appeared irregular ellipsoid with size of particles below 100 nm. The values of limiting oxygen index (LOI) test depicted the flame resistance have been enhanced from 22.7 % to 30 % due to the addition of -NH2 and PA. The peak heat release rate (pHRR) and total heat release (THR) value of TM-PA@wood declined noticeably by 55.9 % and 68.6 % compared to pure wood. CO2 emissions intensity of TMNP@wood declined from about 0.40 to 0.12 compared with samples without PA. The CO2 and CO maximum production of TMNP@wood were significantly lower 246% and 64% than TMN@wood, respectively. PA and ZrO2 after combustion could catalyze wood to form carbon residue as condense phase, delay and minimize the peak of CO2 and CO to reduce toxicity. This work provides an effective strategy for synthesis and application of two-dimensional materials in flame retardant field.
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