Biology
Toothpick: A new molecular tag that identifies minerals and teeth
Considering a lot of plant viruses to understand the causes, material scientists at the University of Technology and National Standards have discovered a small biologica…
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Biology
Can compensate for genetic defects with vitamins and minerals
In the next five years, the cost of establishing a human gene sequence will decrease rapidly, predicting a price of about $ 100 per person. Soon the only reason you don'…
Biology
Vegetables are less and less nutritious
This is the conclusion of American scientists after surveying the data at the Ministry of Agriculture. According to biochemist Donald Davis, compared to a few decades ag…
Animal world
What does chimp eat clay for?
The chimpanzees use a leaf to scoop up the scoop, dip it into muddy water, bring it to their mouth and squeeze the liquid on the tip of the tongue, or pick up each handf…
Animal world
Why do bats eat fruit and eat the whole land?
Any child knows not to eat the green part of a tomato, but to cut it off. The reason behind this is that those green parts contain secondary plant compounds that adverse…
Scientific application
The technique of growing soursop for the highest productivity
Soursop is a precious food thanks to rich minerals: phosphorus, calcium and a lot of Vitamin B1, B2, P, C have sweet and sour taste which is very delicious when making j…
Scientific application
Filtration of arsenic-contaminated water
With the orientation of searching for materials from natural minerals to treat arsenic (arsenic) to pollute the water, Prof. Dr. Tran Hong Con and colleagues at the Depa…
Scientific application
Analysis of ore samples with X-rays
An X-ray detector can be used by the mining industry to quickly and accurately detect minerals present in ore samples.
Scientific application
Having rare earth is still difficult to get rich
Rare earths in fact ... are not really rare. Rare earth mining is at risk of causing environmental pollution while economic benefits are not high.
Scientific application
Cheap and environmentally friendly titanium dioxide extraction method
From medicine to cosmetics, plastics to paper, almost a day goes by without us using titanium dioxide. Now researchers at the University of Leeds have developed a simple…
Scientific application
Differentiate types of drinking water products
Every day the human body needs to add at least 1.5 liters of water through the diet. To protect health, drinking water must meet hygiene standards. Reporter of Can Tho N…
Scientific application
Production and successful application of zeolite materials in Vietnam
With breakthrough technology, experts from Hanoi University of Technology have turned natural clay minerals in Vietnam into high-value zeolite materials in cultivation,…
Environment
Brightly colored backgrounds like the rainbow of sacred mountains in Peru
Ausangate, Peru with many colorful bands is one of the most beautiful natural wonders in the world.
Environment
Discover the most beautiful volcanic cave in Southeast Asia
Scientists from the General Department of Geology & Minerals and the Japan Cave Association discovered the largest volcanic cave system in Southeast Asia in the Central…
Environment
Predict earthquakes by measuring underground minerals
Geologists from Stockholm University (Sweden) said that changing mineral concentrations in groundwater (such as sodium and hydrogen) could be an early warning sign for e…