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Tea And Banana Waste Used To Develop Non-toxic Activated Carbon

New Delhi, Oct 13 (IANS) A team of scientists have used tea and banana waste to prepare non-toxic activated carbon, which, without any toxic agent, is useful

New delhiBheem kolDevasish chowdhuryInstitute of advanced study in scienceDepartment of science technologyMinistry of scienceAdvanced studyAssociate professor devasish chowdhuryBheem kol

Tea and banana waste used to develop non-toxic activated carbon

Tea and banana waste used to develop non-toxic activated carbon
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New delhiBheem kolDevasish chowdhuryInstitute of advanced study in scienceDepartment of science technologyMinistry of scienceAdvanced studyAssociate professor devasish chowdhuryBheem kol

Tea and banana waste used to develop non-toxic activated carbon

A team of scientists have used tea and banana waste to prepare non-toxic activated carbon, which, without any toxic agent, is useful for several purposes such as industrial pollution control, water purification, food and beverage processing, .

New delhiBheem kolDevasish chowdhuryInstitute of advanced study in scienceDepartment of science technologyMinistry of scienceAdvanced studyAssociate professor devasish chowdhuryBheem kol

Electronic polymer based low-cost sensor developed to detect explosives rapidly

Electronic polymer based low-cost sensor developed to detect explosives rapidly
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Indian Scientists Develop Electronic Polymer Based Low-Cost Sensor For Rapid Detection Of Explosives

Indian Scientists Develop Electronic Polymer Based Low-Cost Sensor For Rapid Detection Of Explosives
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