Microwave Anaerobic Thermal Removal of Bromine from Copper-Containing Glass Fiber Resin

The migration and transformation of bromine in the pyrolysis process of copper-containing glass fiber resin (CGFR) under microwave heating have been studied, and the pyrolysis products analyzed. With the increase of microwave power, the solid-phase yield and the bromine content in the solid-phase product showed a trend of first decreasing and then increasing. Under the optimized conditions (700°C, 1000 W, 60 min), the solid yield was 74.41