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A common substance that has the potential to quickly and reversibly store and liberate comparatively huge amounts of low-grade heat without decomposing has been discovered by Japanese scientists. The research could result in a more efficient reuse of industrial waste heat.
Moisture opens the vents, rather than electronics
Materials Scientists at Duke University have developed a lightweight material that traps thermal energy when dry, but opens a series of tiny vents to let
Materials Scientists at Duke University have developed a lightweight material that traps thermal energy when dry, but opens a series of tiny vents to
Used to consider absolutely out of the question. here in the experimentation setup area researchers want to use the laser like to get a peek into the nano world of atoms. this device is the world's fast. this x. ray detector the scientists are hoping to analyze patterns of scattered photons to make the structure of molecules visible with up to twenty seven thousand flashes of laser light per second they'll be making the world's first molecular movie. the images will show intimate details of how chemical reactions take place that will enable chemists and materials scientists to tailor molecules...