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Inventing a gel that heals corneal lesions without surgery
US scientists have just studied and successfully developed a sticky gel that can heal the wound or ulcer on the cornea of the eye, so that patients do not need surgery.
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What Are Solid-State Batteries?
Solid-state batteries replace the conventional liquid or gel electrolyte with a solid ion-conducting material, a design that could enable different electrode choices, hi…
New technology
Technology to reduce objects to nano level, is like a guarantee of Doraemon
In the technology industry, things that show off the outside - like a giant supercomputer, a huge display - the bigger will be impressive.
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Initially find a new desiccant that is twice as effective as silica gel
Silica gel is almost an indispensable and popular thing in modern life. This special desiccant is present in almost everything, from bakery, shoe or electronics packages.
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With sweat, you can know a lot about health and crime
Sweat is a mixture of chemicals that not only signals how our body is now, but also very special for each person, when all of us have no sweat like anyone else.
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What is foil?
At high temperatures, the amount of aluminum in food-wrapped foil dissolves into food, then enters the body, affecting health.
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Life is in the driest place on Earth
Scientists discovered many types of bacteria that live in the soil in the Atacama desert, the driest place in the world.
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13 ways that Graphene metamaterials will change future technology (part 1)
Since graphene was first discovered in 2004, it promises to create a new technological revolution around the world.
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Tips to arrange suitcases to carry a lot of things
Applying a roll-up tip or taking a shower gel into a travel bottle will help your suitcase to be neat and bring more living things.
Archeology
Egyptians know how to use hair gel from 3500 years ago
3,500 years ago, the ancient Egyptians often used hair clippers to style their hair every day.
Scientific application
Mosquito repellent bathing milk of two Central Highlands students
Thi Ven - a girl in the same class as Linh said, lemon balm bath products have limited the situation of students with mosquitoes
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Processing super soil from baby diapers
Few people doubt the use of reusable children helps to store water and nutrients for fast growing plants.
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Manufacturing self-healing gel from boys
An international team of scientists has successfully fabricated a synthetic version of the self-healing adhesive used by mussels to attach themselves to the rock.
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Wrap 'leather' for helmet to increase safety
Philips Helmets Limited has introduced a helmet with artificial skin technology that reduces the risk of brain injury by 67.5%.
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Gel to keep water
Center for Research and Development of Radiation Technology (Thu Duc District, Ho Chi Minh City) said this unit has been widely sold on the market a kind of cassava star…