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'''Foam''' is a solid or liquid matrix filled with many gas bubbles. Due to its low density, most types of foam are good [[insulation|insulators]]. The external fuel tank of the [[Space Shuttle]] is insulated with a layer of foam. Other uses include sealants, bedding, consumer goods, and [[list of Construction Materials|construction materials]]. | '''Foam''' is a solid or liquid matrix filled with many gas bubbles. Due to its low density, most types of foam are good [[insulation|insulators]]. The external fuel tank of the [[Space Shuttle]] is insulated with a layer of foam. Other uses include sealants, bedding, consumer goods, and [[list of Construction Materials|construction materials]]. | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:35, 9 April 2019
Sheets of foamed polystyrene for insulation of houses.
Foam is a solid or liquid matrix filled with many gas bubbles. Due to its low density, most types of foam are good insulators. The external fuel tank of the Space Shuttle is insulated with a layer of foam. Other uses include sealants, bedding, consumer goods, and construction materials.
Foam glass, either with open or closed cell should be an interesting construction material that can be created In-Situ.
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