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By using betel nut, the group of students from Nhan Viet High School created a soap with antibacterial properties with natural, safe, human-friendly and environmental or…
Australian researchers say sugarcane can be used to make a coating for waterproof paper and packaging and to enable them to recycle completely.
Naqoura Beach in Lebanon looks like an immense snow carpet when large amounts of sponges form and cover the water, Smithsonian reported on January 31.
The frozen bubbles create snow flowers that sparkle under the sunlight.
Last week, temperatures in Washington sometimes dropped to - 9 degrees Celsius (minus 9 degrees Celsius) and even - 12 degrees C. Angela Kelly, a photographer, took adva…
Soap bubbles always make people excited and excited thanks to the
Inspired by the colorful reflections on soap bubbles, Richard Heeks has
A leaf, drops of water on a soap cake or white snowflakes that are seen through a microscope lens are impressive and beautiful.
This will be one of the few things people know about the microwave's ability.
Soap bubbles are usually spherical because water molecules often exist in the smallest form of surface area, according to Seeker.
Without the need for complicated scientific tools, you can completely experiment with very interesting but simple at home with common objects.
The 21-year-old student living in South Carolina, USA suffers from a rather ill illness that makes her badly allergic to any smell of food, soap or washing powder.
According to a PV survey, plastic toys called 'ghost slime' have long been known as 'slime' which are popular among students.
According to Dr. Ngo Bao Khoa, Department of Cardiothoracic Surgery, Hospital of Ho Chi Minh City University of Medicine and Pharmacy, after the surgery, there were pati…