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Scientists Develop "Goldene", A Thin Version Of Gold
The new substance has a wide range of potential applications, including communications technologies, water purification, carbon dioxide conversion, and much more, according to experts.
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Researchers Turn Plant Roots Into Electricity Storage Devices Like Batteries
Researchers at the Linkoping University in Sweden have developed a way to store electric energy in plant roots. They hope it could pave the way for potential applications in energy, sensing, and robotics.
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Scientists Develop "Goldene", A Thin Version Of Gold
The new substance has a wide range of potential applications, including communications technologies, water purification, carbon dioxide conversion, and much more, according to experts.
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Researchers Turn Plant Roots Into Electricity Storage Devices Like Batteries
Researchers at the Linkoping University in Sweden have developed a way to store electric energy in plant roots. They hope it could pave the way for potential applications in energy, sensing, and robotics.
