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Synthetic Corals Can One Day Help Clean Oceans Of Industrial Pollution

Scientists have found a way to eliminate water pollution caused by mercury dumped by industrial processes. The ocean cleaning agents function the same way real corals do, absorbing mercury, but are not prone to dying because they are made of synthetic materials that mimic real corals’ features.

by Jill Arce

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Nobel Prize Winner Irwin Rose Passes Away
by Dianne Depra
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Artificial Photosynthesis Holds Promise Of Cleaner, Greener Environment
by Jim Algar
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How To Cook Rice With Half The Calories, According To Science
by Laura Rosenfeld
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Ultrafast 3D Printing Mechanism Is Something From The Future
by Jim Algar
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170-Year-Old Beer: Researchers Analyze Shipwrecked Drink To Discover Flavor
by Jim Algar
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Designer Chemistry Joins 3D Printing To Develop Mechanical Sensor
by James Maynard
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Can You Unboil An Egg? UC Irvine Scientists Have Figured Out How
by Jim Algar
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Chemistry Explains Why We Use Salt on Ice in Wintry Weather
by Robin Burks
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Science Tells Us Why Champagne Is So Bubbly
by Robin Burks
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What Happens To Your Body When You Overeat?
by Robin Burks
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Chemist S. Donald Stookey, creator of CorningWare, dies at 99
by Robin Burks
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Want to be Aquaman? These crystals may allow us to breathe underwater
by Jim Algar

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Synthetic Corals Can One Day Help Clean Oceans Of Industrial Pollution

Nobel Prize Winner Irwin Rose Passes Away

Artificial Photosynthesis Holds Promise Of Cleaner, Greener Environment

How To Cook Rice With Half The Calories, According To Science

Ultrafast 3D Printing Mechanism Is Something From The Future

170-Year-Old Beer: Researchers Analyze Shipwrecked Drink To Discover Flavor

Designer Chemistry Joins 3D Printing To Develop Mechanical Sensor

Can You Unboil An Egg? UC Irvine Scientists Have Figured Out How

Chemistry Explains Why We Use Salt on Ice in Wintry Weather

Science Tells Us Why Champagne Is So Bubbly

What Happens To Your Body When You Overeat?

Chemist S. Donald Stookey, creator of CorningWare, dies at 99

Want to be Aquaman? These crystals may allow us to breathe underwater

Human Stem Cell Models For Spine Formation Successfully Created — Here's What It Brings

NVIDIA's Run:ai Acquisition Now Green Lighted by EU, No Competition Threats In New Deal

Google Unveils Gemini 2.0 Flash Thinking Experimental: It's 'Reasoning' AI That Rivals OpenAI's o1

Donald Trump Taps Space Billionaire Jared Isaacman to Lead NASA Amid Crypto, Space Revolution

Dark Web Scam Targets Trump With Shocking Assassination Claims: Work of Alleged Crowfunding Site