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    This document summarizes research from 5 journal articles and 3 web sources on the topic of silica aerogel and its use as an insulator in glazing systems. The journal articles examine modeling and testing of thermoelectric modules in double pane windows, properties of composites made from silica aerogel and other materials, and methods for synthesizing silica aerogel. The web sources provide additional information on silica aerogel insulation properties and NASA research. One source is a thesis that measures Seebeck coefficients of materials at room temperature. Overall, the document reviews research on integrating silica aerogel as a thermal insulator in windows and its material properties.

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    This document summarizes research from 5 journal articles and 3 web sources on the topic of silica aerogel and its use as an insulator in glazing systems. The journal articles examine modeling and testing of thermoelectric modules in double pane windows, properties of composites made from silica aerogel and other materials, and methods for synthesizing silica aerogel. The web sources provide additional information on silica aerogel insulation properties and NASA research. One source is a thesis that measures Seebeck coefficients of materials at room temperature. Overall, the document reviews research on integrating silica aerogel as a thermal insulator in windows and its material properties.

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    This document summarizes research from 5 journal articles and 3 web sources on the topic of silica aerogel and its use as an insulator in glazing systems. The journal articles examine modeling and testing of thermoelectric modules in double pane windows, properties of composites made from silica aerogel and other materials, and methods for synthesizing silica aerogel. The web sources provide additional information on silica aerogel insulation properties and NASA research. One source is a thesis that measures Seebeck coefficients of materials at room temperature. Overall, the document reviews research on integrating silica aerogel as a thermal insulator in windows and its material properties.

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    Dessel, S., & Foubert, B. (n.d.). Active thermal insulators: Finite elements modeling and
    parametric study of thermoelectric modules integrated into a double pane glazing system. Energy
    and Buildings, 1156-1164.
    Muta, H., Kurosaki, K., Uno, M., & Yamanaka, S. (n.d.). Thermoelectric properties of
    constantan/spherical SiO2 and Al2O3 particles composite. Journal of Alloys and
    Compounds, 326-329.
    Baszczyski, T., losarczyk, A., & Morawski, M. (n.d.). Synthesis of Silica Aerogel by
    Supercritical Drying Method.Procedia Engineering, 200-206.
    Gao, T., Jelle, B., Ihara, T., & Gustavsen, A. (n.d.). Insulating glazing units with silica aerogel
    granules: The impact of particle size. Applied Energy, 27-34.
    web
    Silica AeroGels. (n.d.). Retrieved February 9, 2015, from http://energy.lbl.gov/ecs/aerogels/sathermal.html
    NASA Technical Reports Server (NTRS). (n.d.). Retrieved February 9, 2015, from
    http://ntrs.nasa.gov/search.jsp?R=20110013074
    Thesis from web
    Auparay, N. (2013). Room Temperature Seebeck Coe_cient Measurement
    of Metals and Semiconductors. (Unpublished doctoral dissertation / Unpublished master's
    thesis). Oregon State University, Oregon, United States.

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