Hong Kong research team develops stainless steel that can kill nCoV
Researchers in Hong Kong (China) announced the development of the world's first stainless steel that can kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus in a few hours.
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Researchers in Hong Kong (China) announced the development of the world's first stainless steel that can kill the SARS-CoV-2 virus in a few hours.
We have long been familiar with the phrase 'stainless steel', commonly found in kitchen utensils, faucets, sinks... But what stainless steel actually is, not everyone kn…
Monkeys are intelligent animals that are sometimes naughty and can cause a lot of trouble, but they are very affectionate creatures, ready to help each other.
Powered by a farm of 750,000 solar panels, the steel plant at Pueblo will become
Coatings made from sulfur-selenium compounds have many advantages such as protecting steel in seawater and self-healing when cut or punctured.
In addition to detecting that the sun can neutralize the corona virus in 6-14 minutes, the scientists found that the spread of the virus significantly decreased in the e…
Iron is a metal that is easy to rust. Most of the iron objects displayed in museums are rusted.
Dutch firm Vollebak has just launched a life jacket which is known as the most durable in the world with a dyneema outer surface - a fabric 15 times stronger than steel.
CNF has the potential to become the future automobile material.
Starship spacecraft system and Super Heavy boosters are expected to send humans to the moon and Mars in the near future.
If using traditional heat welding technique, you cannot weld aluminum to steel, this technique requires two materials with the same characteristics.
More than forty thousand years ago, the wilderness of Australia was also once inhabited by a powerful animal - ancient Kangaroos that are gigantic in size.
Ukrainian authorities decided to remove the concrete dome surrounding the exploded reactor at Chernobyl to prevent it from collapsing after years of degradation.
According to a new survey published in the journal Archives of Oral Biology, 29 killer whales in captivity in the US and Spain have dental problems.
The risk of losing the steel containers in a storm, the search team was off to sea by a lost ancient ghost ship 500 years.