Bacteria separates rare earth elements so they can be useful
A genetically engineered bacteria is helping scientists break apart rare earth elements so they can be processed for industry.
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A genetically engineered bacteria is helping scientists break apart rare earth elements so they can be processed for industry.
Washington, Dec 26 (Prensa Latina) A tiny, hard-working bacterium -- which weighs one-trillionth of a gram -- may soon have a large influence on processing rare earth elements in an eco-friendly way.
<p>A tiny, hard-working bacterium – which weighs one-trillionth of a gram – may soon have a large influence on processing rare earth elements in an eco-friendly way.</p>
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