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New Method Removes 90% of Mercury from Sulfuric Acid - Vimarsana News

New Method Removes 90% of Mercury from Sulfuric Acid

Sulfuric acid is the most commonly used chemical. It is an essential reagent used in many industries, including paper, pharmaceuticals, and cosmetics, as well as batteries, detergents, and fertilizers.

New Wood-Based Robotic Grippers - Vimarsana News

New Wood-Based Robotic Grippers

The majority of the robotic grippers are made utilizing either soft plastic to take objects without causing any harm to them—that melt at high temperatures or metals that are firm and expensive.

US kids face a mental health crisis amid school counselor shortage. Can new federal money help? - Vimarsana News

US kids face a mental health crisis amid school counselor shortage. Can new federal money help?

Spurred by an influx of new money, schools and colleges are undertaking an unprecedented effort to recruit and retain more school mental health providers.

Source: yahoo.com
Gale Celebrates Pride Month with LGBTQ+ Fellowship Projects That Explore Queer History Using Digital Humanities Tools - Vimarsana News

Gale Celebrates Pride Month with LGBTQ+ Fellowship Projects That Explore Queer History Using Digital Humanities Tools

/PRNewswire/ -- ALA Annual 2023 Conference - In celebration of Pride Month, Gale, part of Cengage Group, and the Committee on LGBT History (CLGBTH) are sharing...

Aluminum-Ion Batteries with Greater Storage Capacity Developed - Vimarsana News

Aluminum-Ion Batteries with Greater Storage Capacity Developed

Aluminum-ion batteries are viewed as a viable replacement for traditional batteries, which rely on limited and difficult-to-recycle basic elements like lithium.

Source: azom.com