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12 great things that soybeans bring to your health
Soybeans, also known as soybeans, are used to make healthy foods. Besides soybeans, there is also a value for disease prevention, not everyone knows.
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Food safety
6 healthy cooking oils
During the cooking process, smoke and oil are very harmful to the body, especially damage to the lungs.
Food safety
How to avoid buying tofu with plaster
For profit many businesses still add gypsum powder in the process of producing tofu to lower production costs.
Science invention
Use plastic from corn or beans for making pig feed mills
Iowa State University chemistry professor Richard Larock pulled out a thin, square piece of a neatly labeled bag of what he called plastic made from corn, soybeans and o…
New technology
Create materials 200 times stronger than steel from cooking oil
A report in Science magazine reported that the price of a micrometer-sized graphene could reach $ 1,000. However, the development of technology has made the cost of grap…
New technology
Extend the life of the tire with soy oil
Researchers at Goodyear Tire and Rubber have recently discovered that soybean oil can help reduce the amount of petroleum used to produce tires while extending the life…
New technology
Gasoline from the air
Vanadium nitrogenase, an enzyme found in soybean roots, may be the key to air-conditioned cars in the near future.
New technology
Racing car with chocolate
British scientists have launched a unique race car made from potatoes, carrots, soybeans and fueled with chocolate extracts.
New technology
Diesel from chicken fat
Researchers at the University of Arkansas have successfully converted chicken fat into biodiesel. In the past, biodiesel producers used mainly refined soybean oil.
New technology
Argentina develops clean energy
In Argentina, an engineer is seeking to develop alternative energy technologies from soybeans, to assist farmers in the event that fuel prices continue to climb.