Successfully manufactured cheap material to remove 99.8% of microplastics from water
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This invention offers a new and sustainable solution to the global microplastic pollution problem.
Washing alone cannot completely clean fruits and vegetables. Some pesticide residues remain on the surface of the fruits and vegetables. The only way to clean them is to…
A team at the University of British Columbia has developed a new technique that turns waste wood into a material that is five times stronger than natural wood.
The new type of foam made from nanofibers in wood promises to help reduce indoor temperatures sharply, while saving electricity consumed by cooling devices.
The strongest part of a plant is not the root or the root, but the wall of microscopic cells. This is a new material that can pave the way for a future that no longer re…
The biodegradable humidity sensor helps farmers determine which areas of the farm need to be watered by transmitting a signal that varies according to the soil moisture.
Biodegradable 'plastic' bags made from a banana plant may sound a bit ... bananas, but some Australian researchers have found a way to do that and make it a public solut…
Soybeans have been a staple of Asian meals for hundreds of years. Now, this bean can become an alternative to plastic wrap.
CNF has the potential to become the future automobile material.
Scientists have created a new material combining silk and wood pulp that has similar properties to plastic, but is biodegradable and environmentally friendly.
People emit 4.5 trillion cigarette filters, and it is slowly becoming a dangerous waste.
Paper is made from trees, but how many sheets does a tree make? Try to put a pen on it.
This kind of material is extremely easy to find, not
Mushrooms migrate to Madagascar by termite. Mushrooms are considered as a food source for converting cellulose.
It has just been discovered that cellulose dating back 253 million years along with some perhaps ancient DNA samples in salt crystals under a ground of nuclear waste in…