As the world moves toward implementing fully renewable energy and away from fossil fuels, research is ongoing into the optimization of technologies that will help to achieve a net zero carbon global economy.
Glitter is often made using microplastics and toxic compounds. This is obviously problematic, as the manufacture of this product can cause plastic pollution and environmental damage. Now, a type of glitter has been produced, which uses materials derived from plants instead of synthetic materials. The research has been published in Nature Materials.
In a recent study published in the journal Materials, researchers developed a mild two-step process to thin black phosphorus (BP) flakes, which can be used in high-performance semiconductor devices.
In a recent study published in the journal Materials, researchers from the Czech Republic developed hybrid prepreg tapes (rectangular cross-section) from glass multifilament roving (circular cross-section) and epoxy matrix using controlled mechanical spreading technology.
Oil spills are a frequent occurrence globally. There have been many technologies employed over the years to clean them up and mitigate damage their environmental impact.
A paper published in the Journal of Environmental Chemical Engineering has developed a novel hybrid photocatalyst (AgBr/PSGCN-100) that addresses current challenges in research into finding affordable, non-toxic, chemically inert, and photostable catalysts.
Cyanohydrins are organic substances consisting of hydroxyl and nitrile groups. They are utilized in industrial chemistry as raw materials for alcohols, acids, polymers, and other compounds.
Even though the viability of some biochars for pollutant adsorption isolation has been demonstrated, according to the most recent study published in the journal Materials, not all possible biomasses have been studied and described.
According to recent research in the journal Materials, the mechanical and thermal properties of iron-rich Al-Si alloys are associated with the presence of a large amount of the iron-rich phase (-Al5FeSi), whose unfavorable physiology not only separates the matrix but also induces tensile stress and interface incompatibility with the Al matrix.
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