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Silicon Carbide Aerogels: Fabrication, Properties, and Applications

Tan et al., 2025

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11539798252831814340
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Tan Z
Dong L
Lyu Z
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Silicon carbide (SiC) aerogels are advanced materials distinguished by their low density, high porosity, exceptional thermal resistance, and tunable dielectric properties, making them highly promising for applications in thermal insulation, environmental protection, and …
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