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» 13.06.17 10:16h

lily
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Recently, the International Environmental protection organization "Greenpeace" said that its March to April this year, the collection of Beijing, Shanghai, Changsha, Shenzhen, Guangzhou and other 5 cities in 11 families of indoor dust, through the European third-party independent laboratory of these indoor dust detection, each family sample contains 4 types of toxic and harmful substances such as phthalates (commonly known as "Plasticizer"), brominated flame retardants (including PBBs and six Bromo-12 alkanes), organotin compounds and total fluorine compounds.

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