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Scientists at Stanford University have a way to turn fossil materials into pure diamonds.
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Scientists at Stanford University have a way to turn fossil materials into pure diamonds.
Many people have tried everything to lose weight but failed. Therefore, they are labeled as fat sustainable
Talking with PV by phone, Prof. Dr. Tran Van Sung, former Director of the Institute of Chemistry, Vietnam Academy of Science and Technology recommends
The respiratory mutation method was successfully implemented by a team of Vietnamese scientists, creating a new rice variety with good qualities.
Rubber trees (Hevea) are the king in the rubber world, in fact many other trees can still exploit latex such as dandelions but Hevea is still the main source of natural…
Archaeologists discovered four ancient pottery dating back 700-800 years in northwestern Mongolia, including three containers of milk-covered cream and a pure avocado co…
Serum Vitamin C is a derivative of pure vitamin C that stimulates collagen production, restores and regenerates skin, anti-aging, improves uneven skin color.
Distilled water is pure water with extremely high purity, pure, prepared by distillation in many different ways such as (filtration, reverse osmosis or condensation).
Now, we can even create solid meat in the laboratory, not just pure meats.
The tire has a rubber component, but the rubber is white and the tires are black. Why is that?
Japanese research shows that just 1 cup of 200 ml of this delicious, ultra-cheap and extremely easy-to-do red juice, you can simultaneously fight high blood pressure and…
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In fact, snow does not have the pure white as we often see it. can you believe?
Chemistry is probably a nightmare for many generations of students. However, if you can do experiments on your own, chemistry won't be as dry as you might think.
What do you think is the rarest blood group in the world? Hint: The answer is not Rh-.