Bengaluru Scientists Develop New Molecule To Clean Polluted Water
The scientists believe that the nanozyme is not only useful for breaking down toxic pollutants but can also have applications in healthcare.
Source: ndtv.com
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The scientists believe that the nanozyme is not only useful for breaking down toxic pollutants but can also have applications in healthcare.
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