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Liquid crystals could be created more effectively and environmentally friendly in the near future. Researchers at Martin Luther University Halle-Wittenberg (MLU), Bangalore University in India, and Cairo University in Egypt

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Environmentally Friendly Method of Producing Hydrogen for Use in Fuel Cells and Fertilizers

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The most common method of hydrogen synthesis is sustainable water splitting. Electrolysis, high-temperature electrolysis, pure and hybrid thermochemical cycles, and photochemical/radiochemical processes are among the

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Nanoscale Mesocrystals, which Self-Assemble and are Complex, Tuned for a Variety of Applications

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The key to controlled production of cerium oxide mesocrystals has been discovered, according to a research team from KTH Royal Institute of Technology and the

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Sea Pineapples and Blood Waste Used as Catalysts for Metal-Air-Battery

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In Japan, sea pineapples, an edible ascidian, are a delicacy. The production of sea pineapples, known as hoya in Japanese, is well-known in the Tohoku region. A study group has

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The Fluorescence of Silicon Nanoparticles in Cement has been Discovered by Scientists and Engineers

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Images created using a technology developed at Rice University show concrete fractures that are invisible to the naked eye. Common Portland cement includes small silicon

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Cause of Increase in Unregulated Ozone-depleting Chemical Emissions has been found

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Increased UV radiation levels at the Earth's surface are caused by ozone layer depletion, which is harmful to human health. Increases in certain types of

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Copper-Based Chemicals could be a Factor in Ozone Depletion

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According to a new study from the University of California, Berkeley, copper released into the environment via fungicides, brake pads, antifouling coatings on boats, and other sources may be contributing

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Electric Vehicles Emit Less Carbon Through More Channels, According to a Study

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With new major spending packages in the United States investing billions of dollars in electric vehicles, some analysts are raising concerns about how green the

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A Detailed Analysis of Past and Present Technologies for Extracting Minerals from Geothermal Brine has been Published by Researchers

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How would you pick out the green marbles from a jar of many various hues if you just needed the green ones? What if the

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Cyanide’s New Function in the Early Earth and the Track for Extraterrestrial Life

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Cyanide may have aided the emergence of life on Earth, according to scientists, in a discovery that may hold hints to life on other worlds. According to a new study,