Production and development trend of ODS substitutes. (Market Report).(ozonosphere damaging substances) From: China Chemical Reporter | Date: November 16, 2002| Author: Zhong, Yang | COPYRIGHT 2002 China National Chemical Information Center. This material is published under license from the publisher through the Gale Group, Farmington Hills, Michigan.  All inquiries regarding rights should be directed to the Gale Group.Copyright information

Ozonosphere damaging substances (ODSs) in the world mainly include CFCs, Halons, [CCI.sub.4], [CH.sub.3][CCI.sub.3],[CH.sub.3]Br and HCFC.

China joined the "Montreal Convention on the ODS Elimination" in June 1991 and became a signatory state. According to the requirements raised in the document, China should stop producing and using ODS before 2010. It is therefore imperative for China to develop ODS substitutes as quickly as possible.

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