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Frequently alluded to as savvy materials, temperature-responsive or thermoresponsive polymers are acquiring consideration for their capacity to respond to outer temperature changes, taking into account a broad scope of uses.

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An examination of a new material that promises faster and higher resolution screens

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Another material is set to furnish us with quicker and higher goals. Hokkaido College analysts make sense of what makes this material so unique, paving

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A substance identified in a fungal extract that has anti-tumor effects.

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Skoltech specialists and their partners from the Pushchino Logical Place for Natural Exploration of RAS and Lomonosov Moscow State College found a never-before-seen substance with

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Scientists have discovered that graphene electrodes may be used to separate water molecules.

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Writing in Nature Correspondences, a group driven by Dr. Marcelo Lozada-Hidalgo based at the Public Graphene Foundation (NGI), utilized graphene as a cathode to gauge both the electrical power applied

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An automated carbohydrate synthesizer creates polysaccharides of unprecedented length.

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A group of specialists, including individuals from Peking College and WuXi AppTec (Tianjin) Co., Ltd., has planned and fabricated a mechanized starch synthesizer that delivers

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A ubiquitous refrigerant shows potential for metal recycling

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It's normal in the logical world for a cycle to have numerous novel applications. For instance, Idaho Public Lab scientists have taken a water treatment

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According to New Evidence, Water Separates into Two Different Liquids at Low Temperatures

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Researchers from Sapienza Università di Roma and the University of Birmingham have discovered new evidence that water can transform into a denser type of liquid. Researchers from Boston University initially

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New Mathematical Formula Opens the Door to Exciting Developments in the Health, Energy, and Food Sectors

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A ground-breaking mathematical formula has been found that has the potential to revolutionize future medical treatments, natural gas extraction, and plastic packaging manufacturing. The new

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Fuel Cell Performance is Significantly Reduced With a Minor Strain

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The influence of strain on performance in working relationships is undoubtedly something that many of us are all too familiar with, but a recent study

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A Revolutionary Finding in the Production of Ethylene from Carbon Capture

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Meenesh Singh and his team at the University of Illinois Chicago have found a means to completely transform the carbon dioxide extracted from industrial exhaust into ethylene, a crucial component