Innovative Bubble Wrap-Inspired Coating Boosts Window Insulation and Energy Efficiency
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Scientists at the University of Colorado Boulder have developed MOCHI, a transparent, fireproof silicon gel that insulates heat effectively, potentially revolutionizing building insulation and other applications by reducing energy loss and allowing for new functionalities in windows and clothing.
Topics:science#building-technology#energy-efficiency#insulation#mochi#science-and-technology#transparent-material
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