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Polystyrene foams have various applications, and cutting of them is usually performed with a heated metal wire. However, it has recently been reported that micro- and nanoparticles are released by such thermal cutting at a rate of a few billion particles per second, and these particles have a high likelihood of getting into the respiratory system of the operator. HBCD, as the additive flame retardant, can also be released and is mostly incorporated into the emitted particles.

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Chemical Composition of Nanoparticles Released from Thermal Cutting of Polystyrene Foams and the Associated Isomerization of Hexabromocyclododecane (HBCD) Diastereomers