Jute
Hawkins' Electrical Dictionary · 1915 · p. 3
—The coarse strong fiber of an East Indian plant largely used for gunny sacks, cordage, ete. In electric practice, jute is employed as an insulating material, especially when saturated with an insulating compound, K. —1. The symbol of electrostatic capacity. 2. The symbol for specific inductive capacity. x. —The Greek small letter kappa, the symbol of magnetic susceptibility.
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