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Researchers propose utilizing a cryptozoic mineral to produce novel, light-weight carbon composites.

Researchers at MISIS University and Skoltech have fostered an innovation for the creation of another composite material in view of shungite and carbon strands in a graphite grid. Because of

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Finding of new method to produce valuable goods from plastic number seven

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Plastic waste could be used in a strategy to convert a commonly discarded plastic to a tar used in 3D printing. A group of Washington

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A Simple Method Eliminates Hazardous ‘Forever Chemicals’ rendering Water Safe

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If you're disheartened by recent reports that the Earth's water sources have been infested with dangerous man-made chemicals known as PFAS, which can persist for

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The ethnobotany, phytochemistry, and pharmacology research of Didymocarpus Wall has been updated.

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Takeaway food has become an integral part of our lives. However, despite the convenience of such a service, frequent users have to face its drawbacks: the contents of the food

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Researchers can break and build chemical connections at will thanks to pulses from an atom-sharp point.

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Compound responses frequently result in disorganized combinations of various items.As a result, scientists expend a great deal of effort persuading their responses to be more

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Predicting melting temperature with a graph neural network model: from ancient minerals to novel materials

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In the event that you apply sufficient intensity, sooner or later, most things will soften, very much like frozen yogurt on a warm summer day.

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These Powerful Batteries Operate Effectively in Both Extreme Cold and Heat

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University of California San Diego engineers have created lithium-ion batteries that are highly energy dense and work well in both extreme cold and extreme heat. The scientists achieved this accomplishment

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An Effective Proton Conductor at High Temps Using a Novel Multi-Proton Carrier Complex

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For effective high-temperature proton conduction in fuel cells, researchers create a ruthenium (III) complex with six imidazole-imidazolate groups that is very symmetric. Because they rely

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Using New Crystal Engineering Techniques, Ultra-bright Fluorescent Solid Dyes are Designed

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According to a new study, bridging crystal structures may hold the key to permitting monomeric emission and gaining access to innovative crystalline systems when it

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Oil-Based Systems Have Potential to Get Rid of Salmonella on Food Production Equipment

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Peanut butter and chocolate have been linked to recent outbreaks of Salmonella in food. Despite the fact that Salmonella cannot grow in either of these low-water foods, the cells do