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Rice and risk of arsenic exposure
The team of scientists working at Dartmouth College of Medicine, Dartmouth College, USA, found that there was a risk of arsenic poisoning when using rice.
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What will the 2100 world look like?
England is famous for a wet, rainy summer. But by the end of the century, rain will also be a luxury.
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Why do Asian - European tastes like water with fire?
It is not that the culinary expert also realizes that European and Asian tastes are very different. However, the cause of this phenomenon is not simple.
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The vortex in Einstein's formula
How does a micro particle work in a liquid? New results published in Nature show that to describe this situation, Einstein's formula ...
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CO2 increases water holding capacity
Dr. Feike Dijkstra, expert in biogeography at the University of Sydney (Australia) and colleagues published this new discovery in the scientific journal Nature in early…
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Discover methods of measuring time
The idea of measuring time only appeared about 5,000-6,000 years ago when people began settling down and building civilizations. Before that, time was divided into two…
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Wrinkling hands is a sign of evolution?
In the eyes of science, the wrinkling of skin when soaking in water for long time is not merely a physical phenomenon, but may be an adaptation to the environment from a…
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Huge volcano in the bottom of the Antarctic sea
A British expedition has discovered more than a dozen Antarctic ocean craters in the area near the islands called the South Sandwich in the southern Atlantic Ocean.
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Does human skin decompose when soaking in water for long?
When bathing or soaking in water for a long time, your skin shows signs of wrinkling. Will they decompose?
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Detoxify with banana peel
One day banana peels will become raw materials to produce detoxification equipment in the water, not a useless waste.
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Cane can cool the earth
With the ability to reduce the ambient temperature, sugarcane can become a useful weapon in the fight against climate change.
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What is 'nuclear melting'?
The melting of nuclear fuel rods when the temperature in the reactor's core rises to an extremely high level is called
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Litium helps increase life expectancy
According to a study published by Friedrich Schiller Jena University, scientists, the body absorbs litium at the micro-level to significantly increase life expectancy.
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New method to effectively kill malaria mosquito larvae
Use oil to disperse pathogenic fungi on the water surface to help kill mosquito larvae effectively.
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Cola water colorings may cause cancer?
Some chemicals used to color in cola soft drinks products can cause cancer, a US consumer protection organization warns.