Indoor pass-by testing helps vehicle OEMs not only to comply with new noise limits but also investigate and optimize their designs in a cost-effective way.
Scientists recently created textile fabrics made out of polyethylene – the polymer used in plastic grocery bags as well as many other everyday items – to reduce plastic pollution and make the fashion industry more sustainable.
By Ben Pilkington
20 Dec 2021
Wet-chemistry techniques have been used to create a variety of metal and semiconductor nanocrystals, including Au and Ag nanocrystals with fascinating plasmonic characteristics in the visible-to-near-infrared ranges.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
17 Dec 2021
AZoM speaks with Professor Andrea Fratalocchi from KAUST about his research that focuses on a previously unrecognized aspect of coal.
By Bethan Davies
16 Dec 2021
How can smart fabrics be developed to thermoregulate our bodies and provide personal sweat control?
By Akhlaqul Karomah
16 Dec 2021
Portable Raman spectroscopy proves effective for quantifying methanol in spirits, offering a non-invasive and accurate field screening tool.
Raman spectroscopy, coupled with PLS1 chemometric analysis, offers precise quantitative analysis of water-soluble polymer functionalization.
Acids are very commonly used in production processes within the metals, electronics and electroplating industries. These acids need to be well characterized in order for workflows to be optimized, as such, titration is an exceedingly important technique to execute correctly.
New research has been successful in determining the optimum stacking pressure for lithium-ion batteries.
By Ibtisam Abbasi
15 Dec 2021
Kombucha's benefits may counteract Thanksgiving overindulgence; B&W Tek uses Raman spectroscopy to monitor its fermentation, enhancing holiday health.