A corrosion inhibitor composition uses an organic solvent with a flash point of at least 75°C to protect metal surfaces in acidic environments.
Boron nitride particles in a thermosetting resin maintain specific void fractions under compression to balance thermal conductivity and electrical insulation.
An indium-bismuth-tin alloy composite transitions to liquid at operating temperatures, eliminating voids and reducing interface thermal resistance.
Boric acid ester hydrolyzes to absorb water, maintaining insulation below 0.1 μS/cm and reducing odor during replacement.
An alumina sintered body containing cubic aluminum nitride enhances thermal conductivity and infrared emissivity.
A refrigerating machine oil uses a polymer additive to lower the friction coefficient in low sliding speed regions.
An oxygen-containing oil with a carbon/oxygen molar ratio of 2.5 to 5.8 ensures thermal and chemical stability with the low-GWP HFO-1336mzz refrigerant.