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  • Smart Chainmail Fabric: Properties and Uses
    Article - 3 Dec 2021
    Scientists have developed a smart fabric, inspired by chain mail, that can change its properties from flexible to hard when it is subjected to pressure. Put simply, the newly designed chain mail...
  • Raman Spectroscopy Employment in the Jewelry Industry
    Article - 29 Nov 2021
    Identifying gemstones is not a trivial task. While properties such as color and transparency can help with identification, gemstones such as rubies, spinels, and garnets can be difficult to...
  • Manufacturing a Jelly-Like Ultra-Hard Hydrogel
    Article - 26 Nov 2021
    AZoM talks to Professor Oren Scherman about his research relating to a novel hydrogel that is able to achieve extreme compressibility under high pressures.
  • Clear-Welding Polymers with Laser Technology
    Article - 22 Nov 2021
    Lasers have been used to weld together plastic parts for decades, but until recently the technology had one major disadvantage: it could not be used to weld clear polymers. Recently, high-powered...
  • Using Stress to Improve Properties of Multiferroic Materials
    Article - 15 Nov 2021
    The study of multiferroic materials has existed since the 1950s, with several key discoveries in recent years that have led to a rekindled interest in these materials. This article will provide a...
  • Repairing Phone Screens With Self-Healing Polymers
    Article - 11 Nov 2021
    According to studies, a revolutionary material has been discovered that can heal cracks and fractures in smartphone screens without sacrificing the screen's toughness.
  • Shimadzu Showcase Remote Access to Instrumentation
    Article - 9 Nov 2021
    During Lab Innovations 2021, AZoNetwork caught up with the team at Shimadzu for a quick chat about the products they were exhibiting and also the challenges they had faced over the last 12-months.
  • Profiling Free Naphthenic Acids in Water with GC-MS
    Article - 8 Nov 2021
    Naphthenic acids are a family of compounds that are toxic for both fish and other organisms. They are often found in water in regions affected by oil sands mining.
  • How do PDMS-Based Polyurethane Ionomers Heal Themselves?
    Article - 5 Nov 2021
    Supramolecular chemistry has garnered significant attention in materials science. Its main attribute is the low-energy barrier between the associated and dissociated state of molecules.
  • Mitigating Magnesium Corrosion for Orthopedic Transplants
    Article - 3 Nov 2021
    Magnesium is known to suffer rapidly from damaging corrosion due to its position in the galvanic series, the potentially rapid and thermodynamically very favorable reaction with water, and the high...

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