Production of bioplastics from renewable sources
Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.
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Chemists at the University of Bath have synthesized bioplastics using a substance found in coniferous conifers.
America is facing the problem of guns, can be considered a kind of redundancy in some way: they must do to handle the pollution caused by the countless shells after each…
Cary Pint's batteries are small in size, made of steel, copper, and commonly used potassium hydroxide (found in detergents, dyes, etc.).
Russian scientists say they are building a coal-based facility in the Far East.
ALE, Japan will produce colorful meteor stars and be 70 times more luminous than natural meteor.
German researchers are experimenting with and utilizing wastewater for hydroponic cultivation to optimize water resources in agricultural production.
Tempered glass has a strength of four times that of ordinary glass. When broken, ordinary glasses will dissolve into large pieces while the toughened glass will form tin…
Thanks to specialized equipment, laboratories in the UK can detect milk containing hormones or high arsenic rice.
Imagine that someday in the future, liquid tanks filled with bacteria that will be alive will become small-scale energy sources.
Israel has become a world leader in advances in salt separation technology with five salt separation plants operating day and night, generating over 50% of drinking wate…
This new method of metal production is a precursor to the creation of effective self-cleaning materials and never to be corroded.
The famous sportswear outfit Adidas has introduced a shoe made of recycled materials from ocean waste.
Ford has succeeded in producing mattresses and plastic components from CO2.
US scientists have discovered ways to use sunlight to synthesize ammonia, an important ingredient in fertilizer production.
Old jeans can turn into a new dress thanks to Swedish researchers' eco-friendly fabric recycling technology.