Scientists invented fire and water resistant paper
Chinese scientists have invented paper capable of withstanding fire and water.
Browse ScienceInfo articles and explainers related to Material.
2,029 published items.
Chinese scientists have invented paper capable of withstanding fire and water.
In the new study, published in the journal Nano Small, Singapore researchers say they have created an antibacterial material that can kill E.coli within 30 seconds.
A student in Monterrey State, Mexico, has successfully produced a flexible plastic from avocado, environmentally friendly.
According to a reporter in Mexico, Mexican science doctor José Carlos Rubio of the University of San Nicolás de Hidalgo (UMSNH) successfully invented a type of cement th…
Spider silk has long been considered the strongest natural material. However, the new champion was discovered, that is the sea snail and its teeth.
A domestic company has successfully produced a fire-proof and bullet-proof paint made from rice husk with a price of only 1/3 of the price of foreign fire-retardant pain…
The company is planning to use a special plastic made from greenhouse gas emissions to make covers and containers for Body Butter body care products.
US scientists invented ultra-thin and ultra-light photovoltaic batteries, which can be placed on top of soap bubbles without breaking them.
Fluid-rich fluids invented by researchers in Northern Ireland can be used to capture CO2 from industries, greatly reducing pollution.
American engineers invented a new way of filtering seawater, which filters salt water up to 70% higher than graphene, which could solve the freshwater crisis in the long…
The engineering team from the University of Maryland (USA) has recently found a paper that is made of durable and self-healing cellulose fibers.
British and Chinese scientists developed a new self-cleaning paint that has high applicability on many materials and still works effectively even when scratched.
After 7 months of research, Nguyen Cao Hoang Sang (construction industry of Ho Chi Minh City University of Architecture) successfully fabricated unburnt bricks made from…
By combining a small amount of diamonds, a diamond-like carbon surface, and graphene, researchers from the Argonne National Laboratory of the US Department of Energy (Ar…
Stanford University experts have found a way to create an energy source that replaces gasoline extremely cheaply with water and rabbit batteries.