Which material has the highest-breakdown voltage and ohms?

May 16, 2007 4 Replies

Hi:



Which material has the highest breakdown voltage and electrical resistance?



Can this material block the flow of lightning's megavolts?



Does a material with more ohms necessarily have a higher breakdown voltage than a material with fewer ohms?



How about the converse? Does a material with a higher breakdown voltage necessarily have more ohms than a material with a lower breakdown voltage?


Thanks,



Radium



Shitanium Illudium Phosdexate prepared as an incommensruate modulated crystal lattice has a normalized specific dearcation index of

1.61803. That is the highest normalized specific index there is - by almost 62% relative.

ROFL - the best answer I've read yet. :-)

In sci.physics.relativity, Uncle Al

wrote >>

And it can be used to blow up the Earth, in case it obstructs anyone's view of Venus.

:-)

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