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How to stop a speeding bullet
Scientists take a close look at a plastic that has Superman’s ability to stop a speeding bullet
Plant-powered plastics
Scientists are using green materials to create more Earth-friendly plastics
Seeing red means danger ahead
A tiny molecule may make a big difference in future warning systems
Posted in Chemistry
Tagged bond strength, Bonding, color change, organic chemistry, polymer, polymers
Fog Buster
A special coating can prevent misty windows and reduce screen glare.
Posted in Technology & Engineering
Tagged Bonding, ceramic and glass, fog, glass, nanoparticles, organic chemistry, polymer, polymers
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