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Plastic water bottles are made of polyethylene terephthalate. When heated, this material releases antimony (Sb) and bisphenol A, commonly known as BPA.
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Plastic water bottles are made of polyethylene terephthalate. When heated, this material releases antimony (Sb) and bisphenol A, commonly known as BPA.
Russia wears a hand made elastic bracelet that she donated on her birthday, only about an hour later, she has a rash that rashes all over her wrist.
British scientists found that humans use only one-tenth of our DNA and the rest of the DNA is only a remnant of evolution, like the appendix.
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US scientists have succeeded in cultivating functioning bone cells using only materials that are still used to make the popular Silly Putty toy.
An international team of scientists has successfully created an artificial muscle made of super-cheap plastic fibers.
3D printing technology is no stranger to us, but applying this technology to Medicine is still quite a new thing.
Ireland's Kerecis said cod skin can be used as a new therapy for chronic wounds.
The research team at the University of Louisville, USA has just announced that within 10 years, a human heart capable of transplantation will become a reality.
British scientists have studied the development of new synthetic materials from graphene and plastic to make condoms, to create a higher pleasure for users.
The study of mussel silk scientists helps open a new door for surgical replacement materials.