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Inert, nontoxic gas. Xenon occasionally appears in high-performance insulating glazing units (IGUs) as a substitute for argon or krypton but this practice occurs rarely because xenon exhibits reduced thermal conductivity.
Xenon gas remains too expensive for practical use in both commercial and residential windows so argon serves as the standard choice while krypton functions as a premium option for thin and high-end window units.
Low-E glass
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Dormer window
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Putty glazing
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