Silicone's electrical insulation properties are close to those of glass, so it's also perfect for use in electronics. In addition, special ozone and corona resistance enable it to be used for high-voltage applications. Silicones provide good water resistance and immersion stability, so they can also be found in the field of underwater instrumentation. As a type of rubber, silicone is used in gaskets and seals due to its high resistance to compression deformation. Its own bonding ability is used for conveyor belts in ovens for baking food, and can also be used for elastic molds for injection molding materials and low melting point alloys.