gaszwischenräume
Gaszwischenräume, also known as gas gaps or interstitial gas spaces, refers to the small voids or pockets within a material that are filled with gas. These spaces can occur in a variety of substances, both natural and manufactured. The size and distribution of these gaszwischenräume can significantly influence the material's properties, such as its thermal conductivity, electrical insulation, and acoustic absorption.
In insulation materials like foam or aerogels, gaszwischenräume are deliberately created to trap air or other
The formation of gaszwischenräume can be a result of manufacturing processes, such as foaming agents in polymers,