Resins are soluble in seawater
The resin will dissolve into non-toxic substances when in seawater. It will be used to make disposables such as spatulas, forks, packages, etc., and is an environmentall…
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The resin will dissolve into non-toxic substances when in seawater. It will be used to make disposables such as spatulas, forks, packages, etc., and is an environmentall…
Thanks to the sensory organs on the sides, the fish can swim in the flock, catch prey and avoid obstacles, even in the dark. This skill suggests that researchers develop…
The world's first personal submarine was launched for $ 127,308 / unit. Dutch designers say the tiny C-Quester submarine will make owners feel like they fly in the water…
Robot makers have launched Sawfish, a robot that can dive into the water under a reservoir. Remote controlled, Sawfish can work with a narrow space. It has 8 cameras as…
Italian scientists say they have built a new water purifier that will reduce water costs by half. Water purification technology has been used in many countries to recycl…
Damaged rubber tires, which are piled up at the bottom of rivers and in garbage piles around the world, can be used to create ideal water filtration devices, US environm…
Scientists at Rice University (US) have discovered a way to use nanotechnology to filter arsenic from drinking water. Their invention includes magnetic interactions betw…
Tran Dinh Ba (Nguyen An Ninh street, Vung Tau city) has proposed the idea of designing a multi-purpose float. Accordingly, the buoy can store water for use in daily acti…
The solar water heater system for the civil market has been successfully researched and launched by the New Center for Thermal and Energy Research at Ho Chi Minh City Un…
An American designer created a jacket that blinked when it rained. The Puddlejumper shirt will be on display in France next month.
No need for fuel to still be able to pump - this is probably the desire of any farmer in the present time, when gasoline prices are a burden on production costs. Hope
Parking lots, pitches and unpaved spaces can one day collect rainwater, clean it and lead to underground water tanks for use.
AMOEBA, a circular tub made by Mitsui Engineering (Japan) in their Akishima laboratory, allows the creation of characters by standing water waves.
A new system will monitor the amount of water evaporated to make predictions of heavy rains, or hurricanes just before it appears.
It is a wrist watch manufactured by SenTAG (UK), which not only watches but also detects users who are sinking or floating on the water.