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Thermal index of electrically insulating materials

Estimation of Thermal Index of Electrical Insulating Materials by the Toop Method... [Pg.129]

In fact, aerogels consist of a thin amorphous solid matrix network surrounded by nanoscale-sized pores, and therefore, they are reasonably described as transparent, highly porous, open-cell, extremely low-density materials. This extraordinary structure provides silica aerogels a variety of unique properties. For example, low thermal and electrical conductivity are a result of the low thermal conductivity of silica and nanometer pores sizes. The low thermal conductivity and other optical properties make them desirable for many applications. For example, they can be an attractive alternative in insulating applications, due to their high insulating value and environment-friendly production methods. They also possess low refractive index, low sound velocity, and low dielectric constant. [Pg.338]


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