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Universal adhesive made up of equal amounts of liquid and solid polymers works in both air and underwater.
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Using oxygen doping, scientists have uncovered previously inaccessible details of the phase diagram of a high-temperature superconductor.
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Umicore says that it will be expanding its production capacity for fuel cell catalysts in South Korea.
Materials scientist, Steve Eichhorn believes cellulose could hold the key to a sustainable, low-carbon future
plant-based green, sustainable polymers and composites that can replace conventional petroleum-based materials are making big strides
Krüss Scientific Instruments Inc has supplied its technology to Western Washington University.
Kordsa has developed a new fast press curable resin called CM14, which it says can help eliminate waterspot and whitespot problems.
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Scientists have developed a blend of two polymers, one conducting and one insulating, that can conduct electricity at temperatures up to 220°C.
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