Maylin G A, Henion J D, Hicks L J, Leibovitz L, Ahrens V D, Gilbert M, Lisk D J
Bull Environ Contam Toxicol. 1977 Apr;17(4):499-504. doi: 10.1007/BF01685944.
A number of commercial and candidate flame retardants were studied with regard to their toxicity to fish when released from fabrics immersed in their water. Immersion of laundered or unlaundered flame retardant 100% polyester or polyester blend fabrics used in children's sleepwear in water containing goldfish resulted in release of the anticholin-esterase flame retardant TDBPP (tris (2, 3-dibromopropyl) phosphate) and death of all fish within 24 hours. TDBPP undergoes loss of HBr in water and production of a metabolite.
对一些商用和候选阻燃剂进行了研究，考察其从浸入水中的织物释放后对鱼类的毒性。将用于儿童睡衣的经过洗涤或未洗涤的100%聚酯或聚酯混纺织物浸入含有金鱼的水中，会导致抗胆碱酯酶阻燃剂TDBPP（磷酸三（2,3 - 二溴丙基）酯）的释放，并且所有鱼类在24小时内死亡。TDBPP在水中会失去HBr并产生一种代谢产物。
