Rockets can damage the ozone layer
Smoke escaping in rocket launchers can erode the ozone layer, enabling harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun to penetrate the earth.
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Smoke escaping in rocket launchers can erode the ozone layer, enabling harmful ultraviolet rays from the sun to penetrate the earth.
For nearly a month, thousands of households have used tap water in Son Tra district (Da Nang city), using water contaminated with coliform bacteria. The health sector ha…
Throughout the history of the Nobel Prize, never before has the Council of Appraisals encountered the harsh reaction of public opinion as in 1919, when Fritz Haber, a Ge…
It is worrisome that this bacterium survives in pool water despite chlorine and other biocides in accordance with standards.
Swimming is a pleasure, a way of cooling many people, including adults and children, in the hot summer heat. However, not everyone knows about the risks and how to preve…
In the summer, swimming pools are one of the destinations that many people choose. However, there are facts that are easily fooled in the pool water that not everyone kn…
US scientists discovered chlorine in swimming pools is not the cause of eye pain, but the main cause is urine.
When agricultural products are transported and displayed in supermarkets, the concept
As summer approaches, we tend to look for pools or pools to calm the heat. However, scientists recommend that you be careful when taking a dip in the water.
Many people think that the urination habit in the pool is harmless, but the fact has been proven that this bad habit will make us suffer from respiratory diseases.
Many people think that public pool water has the smell of chlorine, the water is clean. In fact it is a sign that there is a lot of bacteria, urine and sweat in the wate…
Long-term exposure to by-products during chlorine disinfection can increase the risk of developing a form of blood cancer by up to 70%. Trihalomethane and bromodichlorom…
Dutch scientists have developed a new generation of memory that can store information at separate chlorine atoms on a bronze base.
At small water supply stations in many places, water is disinfected with chlorine or liquid. This traditional way does not control the concentration, and can cause harmf…