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Creating Highly Reactive Lewis Superacids

A new group of highly reactive Lewis superacids has been discovered that can break even strong chemical bonds. This acid could potentially be used to

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Ice-Preventing Road Surface Innovation

A new additive for asphalt road surfaces has been developed that can prevent ice and snow buildup without the need for salt. In many regions

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Solving the Mystery of Lithium-Ion Battery Self-Discharge

Lithium-ion batteries are widely used in electronic devices and electric vehicles due to their high energy density, long lifespan, and lightweight. However, these batteries suffer

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Improving Thermoelectric Materials with Synthetic Crystal

A synthetic crystal based on copper has been developed, which allows for the production of new thermoelectric materials that can efficiently and affordably generate electrical

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15-Minute Charge for Electric Cars

A breakthrough in battery technology has been made by scientists at the Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) and the University of Tennessee. They have discovered

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Hydrogen Stored as Powder

In the search for a safe and economical way to store hydrogen, scientists worldwide have made a breakthrough. An Australian research team from Deakin University

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Waste to Hydrogen Storage Solution

A new recycling process has been discovered that could revolutionize the production of metal hydride storage for hydrogen fuel. Metal hydride storage is a promising

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Human Enzyme Breaks Down Plastic

In a groundbreaking discovery, scientists have found an enzyme in human saliva that can efficiently break down PET plastic into its basic components. While it

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Efficient Hydrogen Battery Developed

A highly efficient hydrogen battery made from affordable materials has been developed by scientists at the Leibniz Institute for Catalysis (LIKAT) in Germany. The battery

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Plant-based coating preserves food longer.

A new plant-based coating has been developed that can replace plastic packaging and keep food fresh. The coating is made from biopolymers derived from food