In modern industrial manufacturing, safety, durability, and aesthetic appeal play major roles in the selection of materials and chemical additives. Among the most essential components contributing to these qualities are fire retardants, flame retardants, and Liquid Solvent Dye /s (LSDs)—a term widely used in manufacturing to denote high-performance coloring agents, not to be confused with unrelated substances. These elements support industries such as plastics, textiles, coatings, construction materials, and automotive components by enhancing fire resistance and improving color quality. Fire retardants are specialized chemicals designed to slow down or inhibit the combustion process. Their purpose is not to make materials entirely fireproof but to reduce the spread and intensity of flames long enough to allow evacuation, detection, and suppression. Fire retardants often function through several mechanisms—cooling the material, creating a protective char layer, releasing non-fl...