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Japanese experts take into account the method in the rainy season, when discharging West Lake water is not allowed to drift to the result of piloting to clean To Lich ri…
After being pumped with millions of cubic meters of water from West Lake, To Lich River reduced the stench and water from black to blue.
After more than a month of piloting, in addition to the ability to handle odors, Japan's nano-bioreactor technology also brought significant changes to To Lich River, Ha…
Currently, the To Lich River water at the experimental section no longer smells and is much clearer than water samples in other areas.
After more than 10 days of starting the pilot project, cleaning a section of To Lich river and a corner of West Lake (Hanoi) with Japanese Nano technology, many people s…
After a week of putting the waste treatment machine into the river, the water of To Lich river was clearer and the odor was reduced significantly.
On the morning of May 20, quick test of the water sample of To Lich River, the phase of testing by Japanese technology showed that the alkalinity index and dissolved oxy…
Learn about Japanese technology that promises to clean up this To Lich River.
Compact aerators such as water treatment plants are submerged in the river with a promise of only 3 days will make a difference.
Do you think research centers, laboratories, are boring places with complex numbers that are difficult to swallow? So invite you to 10 of the most beautiful science rese…
The invention is a flexible, foldable and durable film, and it is important that it can be used as a
A major breakthrough in nanotechnology is thanks to a simple material that you can find in any nursery.
Currently, when nanotechnology is on the throne, many tiny devices are born. And because of the nano size, the components also have a very small demand.
If we drop an ice cube in a glass of water or another liquid, we know that the stone will melt at room temperature.
Scientists have developed a breakthrough technology, which helps heal the body's injuries quickly.