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China developed new bio-foam to help separate oil and water
China has developed a new biological polypropylene foam that makes oil and water separation more effective, which can be used to prevent and control oil pollution.
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What's special about the foaming of the World Cup 2018 referees used in free kicks?
For football fans, in the last few years, the main image of the match that has foam sprayers in direct free-kick situations is no longer strange.
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The soap is sufficiently colored in red and purple blue, why is it only white?
Soap plays an extremely important role in our lives. They are used in many forms - bath soaps, shampoos, hand washes ... and have a multitude of different colors.
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Explain the phenomenon of foaming beer when smashed into the mouth of the bottle
The secret slapped a mouthful of new beer in the mouth of someone, and then stood back away to see the bubbling foam seeping into the floor was a classic trick to spark…
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10 questions you really need to know the answer
Here are 10 questions that even young adults have ever wondered, but do we all know the answer?
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Explaining the phenomenon of foaming sand like boiling water
The phenomenon of flowing and bubbling sand in some scientific experiments is actually due to pumping air into the sand, the Mother Nature Network reported on September…
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Everyone likes to squeeze this sponge, but you will be shocked to know its true purpose
Think back to it, the baby's day when someone buys a new home is that you immediately open the box with an eager mood, isn't it?
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11 strange innovations that substances only exist in Japan
Indeed, Japan is known as the country with the most unique and interesting ideas in the world.
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Why should you tap on the carbonated can before opening the lid
Many people who have a habit of tapping on carbonated cans before opening them can help prevent foaming.
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Close up of mysterious white foam covering the road to Japan after the earthquake
Shortly after the 7.3-magnitude earthquake rocked the Kumamoto region in southern Japan on April 16, mysterious white foams appeared dense on the roads in downtown Fukuo…
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A simple way to check if the beer you drink is dirty or not
A small trick to know if the beer you are drinking still has dirty foam on the inside.
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Silly String sprays and secrets in plastic foam
Silly String is a kind of fiber foam spray that we often use to ... jubilant in parties or festivals.
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Homemade mini air conditioner for only 200,000 VND
With a small budget and a few simple moves, this is the most feasible measure to cope with the hot air of summer days.
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Why is beer harder to overflow than coffee?
Beer is considered one of the greatest inventions of mankind.
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The cause of sea foam
The foam on the coast is formed mainly by the stirring up of organic matter in the ocean.