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Great stuff to fool with at home, but, darn it, equally great expense.
Maury&Dog
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Greg Perry wrote:
> http://www.aerogel.com/technology.htm
>
> "A variety of dopants and reinforcing agents may be added to modify
> the properties of our blankets. For example, IR opacifying agents
> added to silica aerogels minimize infrared transmission across
> virtually the entire visible, near-IR and mid-IR region. We have
> manufactured silica aerogels monoliths and blankets with thermal
> conductivity (k) values as low as 0.011W/m•K (R-value of approx.
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