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Researchers develop elastic material impervious to gases and liquid

Researchers develop elastic material impervious to gases and liquid
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Elastic material could protect flexible batteries from gases

A new elastic material could be used to create flexible batteries for "soft" electronics. It's impervious to gases and liquids.

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Liquid metal material is elastic yet impervious to gases and liquids

Liquid metal material is elastic yet impervious to gases and liquids
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Understanding Lithium-Ion Battery Degradation with Raman Spectroscopy

Raman spectroscopy has been used to understand how lithium ions introduce and interact with the graphite electrodes and other materials and has helped identify materials for battery designs with larger charging capacities.

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Early Version of Giant Panda s False Thumb Found in China

The fossils from an ancient panda discovered in China are helping scientists understand the development of the “false thumb” of modern pandas.

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