Silicone rubber is a synthetic rubber with unique properties, characterized by its alternating silicon-oxygen atoms in the main chain. This structure enables silicone rubber to possess exceptional resistance to high and low temperatures, oxidation, ozone, weathering, and electrical insulation. Additionally, its superior biocompatibility and low surface tension have made it widely used in medical, electronic, automotive, and aerospace industries.

In the medical field, silicone rubber is commonly used in the manufacture of artificial organs, medical devices, and catheters due to its biocompatibility, which reduces irritation to the human body. In the electronics industry, its excellent electrical insulation properties make it an ideal material for cables, insulation pads, and other electronic components. Furthermore, silicone rubber plays a significant role in the automotive industry, such as in the production of seals and shock absorbers.

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