Biodegradable plastics help reduce environmental pollution
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Center for Plastics - Rubber Engineering and Energy Management Training in Ho Chi Minh City and Multibeauty Company has just introduced biodegradable plastic materials -…
To limit the use of plastic bags, the Prime Minister asked the Ministry of Natural Resources and Environment to enact regulations prohibiting the production of non-biode…
British scientists say they have studied a type of
Each year, more than 30 billion bottles of water are filled in US landfills, causing a huge environmental problem. However, if the study of Missouri University of Scienc…
This bio-peel will dissolve in the mouth after a few seconds and produce the right amount of creams the dentist recommends.
After a heart attack occurs, inflammatory cells known as monocytes will invade damaged tissue.
With a biodegradable implant development project, researchers at Oxford University (UK) hope to improve the success rate for future surgical fishes.
MIT researchers and colleagues recently created a waterproof, sticky bandage with the idea of geckos. This tape can replace stitches and pins to become a basic tool
Many scientists in the world are still constantly researching to make useful inventions for the future of all humanity.
Every day we are discharging to the environment a large number of food packaging such as shrimp noodle packaging, prepared food wrapping paper, milk container ...
According to scientists, plastic bags usually need 40-100 years to decompose, but if they are destroyed by burning, polymer materials will generate many toxic substances.
US researchers have recently published a surprising discovery: developing a biodegradable and digestible battery in the human body.
The Indian army has introduced a bio-toilet (toilet) to disintegrate waste itself and without water discharge, to serve the necessities of soldiers in harsh conditions o…
Now people are accustomed to using plastic packaging to store things when shopping in supermarkets or in daily life.
Researchers at Harvard University have created a material named