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electrical industry due to the excellent balance of its electrical properties with its chemical, thermal, and physical properties. Detailed descriptions of these latter properties are included in other avail-able bulletins. Table 1 is a summary of some ... Insulation Resistance 35°C (95°F)—90% RH 1012 ohm
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