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It is possible to convert plastic and greenhouse gases into sustainable fuels using a solar-powered system. This process is called "plastic to fuel" or "PTF" and it involves using a

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Ceramics that can Breathe Oxygen at Low Temperatures enable us to Breathe Cleaner Air

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Ceramics that can "breathe" oxygen at lower temperatures can be used to help purify air and remove pollutants. These ceramics, known as oxygen-permeable ceramics, can

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Electrochemical biosensor for detecting antibodies

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The quantitative identification of explicit antibodies in complex examples, such as blood, can provide information on various diseases, but it typically necessitates a muddled research

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Developing improved catalysts to shut the carbon dioxide loop

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The most ideal way to fight off the most awful impacts of environmental change is to diminish CO2 outflows all over the planet. Furthermore, one method for doing that, says

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The main restriction for hydrogen storage materials has been found.

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A group of scientists has identified the main impediment of a typical strong state hydrogen material, preparing it for future plan rules and widespread commercial

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Chemical engineers develop a catalyst that can be used to create renewable paints, coatings, and diapers.

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A group of scientists at the University of Minnesota Twin Cities has created a significant new impetus for innovation that shifts from sustainable materials such

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‘Smart’ coating can be carefully put to cloth to transform it into protective gear.

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A solid copper-based covering created by Dartmouth School scientists can be unequivocally coordinated into texture to make responsive and reusable materials like defensive hardware, ecological sensors, and smart channels, as

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Novel Strategy for Introducing Effective Water Splitting for the Production of Hydrogen at Low Voltage

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Water splitting, which involves using electrical energy to split water molecules into hydrogen and oxygen, is an attractive method for producing hydrogen gas, which can

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Researchers create a novel biodegradable plastic with thermoplastic characteristics comparable to polyethylene.

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Polyethylene has various favorable properties, yet biodegradability isn't one of them. A group of scientists has now developed a plastic that has comparable thermoplastic properties

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A new photochemistry technology makes it easier to produce drugs and chemical precursors.

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Cheap iron salts are a vital aspect of working on the production of fundamental forerunners for drugs and different synthetics, as per researchers at Rice College. They've refined the most