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The world's thinnest ice is only one atom thick
New York researchers report on developing the world's thinnest balloon, made from a single atomic graphite. No gas molecules can penetrate the sphere enclosed by thi…
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Enhanced features of the Atomic Force Microscope
A new study demonstrates that the new experimental technology based on flexible membranes can replace the cantilevers of the Atomic Force Microscopy (Cantilever) AFM) in…
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Nanoscale filters save energy in biofuel products
Developed by the University of Twente - Netherlands, a new type of filter can withstand high temperatures for a long time. This molecular-sized filter is capable of remo…
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The world's thinnest material
German and British scientists have made the world's thinnest material at just 1 / 200,000th of a second. This type of membrane is connected by hexagonal carbon atoms…
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Ultra-clean water filter
Italian scientists say they have built a new water purifier that will reduce water costs by half. Water purification technology has been used in many countries to recycl…
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Mix water with water to make electricity
The Wetsus Research Center (Netherlands), the SINTEF Scientific Research Institute, Statkraft and the Norwegian University of Science and Technology Trondheim (Norway) a…
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Air-conditioner kill virus H5N1
LG Electronics will launch a new product capable of killing 99% of airborne viruses by filtering a special coating of a Korean traditional kimchi extract.
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Victalastic paint effectively waterproof
The Institute of Construction Science and Technology (Ministry of Construction) has researched and produced a waterproof paint called Polyme - Victalastic. New on the ma…
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Nano-cushioning
US scientists have created a durable, elastic nanofilm. This membrane can be used to make disposable cups or outer shell of a spacecraft. Made from carbon nanotubes, the…
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Robot beak smiles with beard
A robot that uses beards to touch and distinguish different surfaces can open up new doors in sensor technology, helping to create devices that move in the dark or at a…