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Information about Chinese heat storage containers containing carcinogens is confusing to consumers. More afraid, this product is popular in the Vietnamese market.
Compared to materials such as glass, porcelain, aluminum, stainless steel ... plastic utensils are harder to clean. But don't worry, you have salt, vinegar ...
An American man survived miraculously after getting a 5cm diameter metal tube pierced through his throat from the mouth position through the back of his neck.
Instead of using steel wire to re-attach intentionally broken sternum during thoracotomy, Canadian experts have found a more effective method of healing, that is to use…
Some of the most useful inventions in history have been lost. Here are 6 ancient inventions that go beyond the knowledge of modern humans.
Here are a few stories about the origins of unexpectedly invented items - which are familiar to us.
It's been 15 years since scientists invented graphene, a super-light carbon sheet that is said to be the hardest material on the planet. And recently, they've got a new…
Solar collectors can focus sunlight to create steam or melt steel, promising to revolutionize the global energy industry.
Curious children all know that it is possible to melt chalk by using magnifying glass to illuminate it. MIT Institute students can now evaporate wood, and theoretically…
4,200 scientific and building materials experts from 68 countries attended the March 2007 Orlando Convention (Florida) Exhibition to vote on the inventions of the greate…
Today's computer case has many different materials. From aluminum, steel, iron, iron, stainless steel to mica, glass (rarer) .... in which aluminum is the most preferred…
This work was done by a team at Washington University (Saint Louis, Missouri, USA) using bacteria to synthesize spider silk proteins.
This weapon was developed by inventor Martin Grier. Four vertically stacked bins are encased in a steel block, using an electric drive system.
The tank is a special war machine, surrounded by thick steel, composite materials or even uranium armor.
The finished material is 20% denser, three times denser, and has some impressive but stiffer features, 20 times more compressive strength than 50 times.