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NEW FLEXIBLE MATERIAL CAN MAKE ANY WINDOW SMART
Pulling down the blinds in our houses is a traditional way of keeping the sun out. But in this era of ‘smart’ tech why not make our windows smart too.
A new flexible material can do just that. To find out how, check this out!
Metal-Oxide infused hybrid Polymer Membranes
Every year, a massive amount of energy is consumed by chemical manufacturers to separate and refine feedstocks contributing to about 10% of the global energy budget annually. Scientists have developed a technique which not only makes the process less energy-intensive but also is capable of withstanding harsh solvent rich chemical streams.
To find out how, check this out!
Nano-scale secrets of Rechargeable Batteries
Who wouldn’t want a battery that charges quickly and lasts for a long time? After carrying out extensive research for decades, in 2016, scientists finally devised a totally new way of looking at the electrochemical reaction of the most simplest rechargeable battery- Lithium-ion battery.
Indefinitely Recyclable Plastic
What do you see every time you go to the beach? Plastic waste floating in the water – damaging the marine ecosystem and causing air and land pollution. We see plastic waste around us everyday which is the major cause of pollution on the planet. Once a boon has now become a curse, posing a threat to our own existence. Despondently it doesn’t even disintegrate. Have you ever wondered how we could overcome this?
Next Generation Nuclear Power
New, safer and more economical nuclear reactors could not only satisfy many of our future energy needs but could combat global warming as well. Read about this interesting prospect here!
Magnetic Springs to break down microplastics in oceans
Over 14 million tonnes of plastic is lodged into oceans annually.
This plastic breaks into micro plastic which the fish accidentally feed on, ingesting toxins. However, researchers claim that magnetic springs can decompose microplastics.
To find out how, check this out!
