What are the uses of vitrification cryogenic liquid?

Vitrification cryogenic liquid is a special cooling liquid. Its main functions and uses are as follows:

 

1. Freeze protection: Vitrified freezing liquid can reduce the temperature during freezing, keep objects stable at low temperatures, and prevent material denaturation and corruption during the freezing process. It is widely used in food, medicine, biology and other industries.

 

2. Thermal insulation: Vitrified freezing liquid can show low thermal conductivity in the solid state, which can effectively isolate external heat sources and provide good thermal insulation effect. Therefore, vitrified refrigerant is also used in thermal insulation packaging, cold chain transportation and other fields.

 

3. Insulating materials: Vitrified refrigerant has excellent insulation properties and can be used as insulating materials for electronic devices, circuit components, etc. By immersing electronic devices in vitrification cryogenic liquid, the operating temperature of electrical components can be effectively reduced and performance and stability improved.

 

4. Low-temperature tests: Due to its lower temperature (usually between -70°C and -120°C), vitrification cryogenic liquid can be used for low-temperature tests and laboratory research. For example, in fields such as materials science and biology, the properties and behavior of samples at extremely low temperatures can be studied by immersing them in vitrification cryogenic liquid.

 

In short, vitrified cryogenic fluid has a wide range of applications and can be used in cryoprotection, thermal insulation, insulation materials, and low-temperature testing.

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