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Smart coatings are in the works- This polymer, made from low-cost ingredients, packs a powerful punch.

A creative way to deal with polymer surface covering has delivered a supportable method for eliminating mercury from water—while giving a wide scope of assurance, including for forestalling metal consumption

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Mercury removal made simple in polluted surroundings

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Mercury contamination is a worldwide issue in water, air, and soil near goldmines, concrete and some metal production, and other heavy ventures consuming petroleum derivatives,

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New manufacturing technology has improved the strength of airplane structures.

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Researchers from NUST MISIS have fostered a strategy for creating composite parts for the airplane business that has expanded the strength of completed items by

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Researchers create a form memory alloy that can be 3D printed and has improved superelasticity.

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Laser powder bed combination, a 3D-printing method, offers potential in the assembling business, especially while creating nickel-titanium shape memory compounds with complex calculations. Although this assembling method is alluring for

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Developing a cost-effective manufacturing method for a unique “green” fertilizer

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A simple mechanical technique can deliver a novel, more feasible compost in a less dirty way. That is the consequence of a technique improved at

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Scientists demonstrate how to safely store liquid fuels in polymeric gels to avoid explosions and fires.

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Fluid energizes with high energy thickness are essential in many applications where compound energy is converted into controlled movement, such as rockets, gas turbines, boilers,

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Thermoelectric properties are triggered by hidden distortions.

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In a universe of materials that typically develop warming, one that therapists along one three-dimensional hub while extending along one more sticks out. That is particularly obvious when the surprising

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The effectiveness of new materials could be predicted using a novel cross phenomena theory.

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An original hypothesis of cross peculiarities could be applied to foresee whether another material would be successful for use in different applications, from working on

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Biocompatible bio-abiotic interfaces for semi-artificial photosynthesis are made possible by bacterial biofilms.

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Utilizing NASA's Chandra X-beam observatory, space experts from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics (CfA) and somewhere else have explored a functioning world known as Markarian

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A new graphite-based fast sensor chip for theophylline monitoring in real time has been developed.

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Theophylline, or THO, is a characteristic natural compound whose sub-atomic construction is basically the same as that of caffeine, present in espresso and cacao. In the long term, because of