Numerous families of particle detectors at CERN utilize gas mixtures containing fluorinated gases, which have significant environmental impacts due to their high Global Warming Potential (GWP). To comply with European emissions regulations, it is essential to either reduce the consumption of these gases or significantly limit their emissions through abatement. Specifically, in Resistive Plate Chambers (RPCs), a mixture of R134a (95.2%), iC4H10 (4.5%), and SF6 (0.3%) is used. Isobutane, being an organic gas, acts as a quencher, absorbing photons produced from recombination processes and limiting the formation of secondary avalanches. SF6 is an electronegative gas that captures free electrons, reducing free charges in the gas volume and suppressing the onset of streamers.