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Coffee is Life! Researchers add Used Coffee Grounds to Concrete and Increased its Strength by 30%

Researchers have added coffee grounds to concrete and it yielded significant results. Used coffee grounds are useful for many things even after it has given you the right push you need for the day, particularly as researchers have incorporated it in concrete production which yielded a 30 percent strength increase for the building material.

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