heatstabiilejä
Heatstabiilejä, a Finnish term translating to "heat-stable," refers to substances or materials that can withstand elevated temperatures without undergoing significant degradation, decomposition, or loss of their intended properties. This characteristic is crucial in a wide range of applications where materials are exposed to heat during processing, operation, or environmental conditions.
The concept of heat stability is not absolute but rather relative to the specific application and temperature
Common examples of heat-stable materials include certain ceramics, high-performance plastics like PEEK (polyether ether ketone), and