aerogel

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aer·o·gel

 (âr′ə-jĕl′)
n.
A highly porous solid formed from a gel, such as silica gel, in which the liquid is replaced with a gas.
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aerogel

(ˈɛərəˌdʒɛl)
n
(Elements & Compounds) a colloid that has a continuous solid phase containing dispersed gas
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M2 PRESSWIRE-August 12, 2019-: Global Silica Aerogel Insulation Materials Market Analysis, Trends and Future Prospects, 2023: Radiant Insights, Inc
A shield of silica aerogel between two to three centimeters in thickness can permanently increase surface temperatures to allow liquid water to exist on the surface.
A one-inch layer of silica aerogel, a fluffy white powder that is 97% air, would warm ice-rich parts of Mars' surface, as greenhouse gasses do on Earth.
Summary: TEHRAN (FNA)- New research suggest that regions of the Martian surface could be made habitable with a material -- silica aerogel -- that mimics Earth's atmospheric greenhouse effect.
Silica aerogel is known as solid fume with very high pore volume which is also a nano-porous form of silica [7].
Silica aerogel was produced by Ensate Yalitim Muhendislik Proje San.
One of the most promising nanostructured isolation filler materials is silica aerogel [4,6-10].
Abbasi, "Silica aerogel; synthesis, properties and characterization," Journal of Materials Processing Technology, vol.
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