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Tag: Goods economics)

Tag Archives: Goods economics)

10Dec/16

Tree pulp in mayo? Nanocellulose research gathers pace

December 10, 2016InnovationCellulose, Economy, Goods economics), Lignin, Materials, Matter, Mikael Hannus, Nanocellulose, Niklas Garoff, Papermaking, Polymers, Pulp, Pulp and paper industry, Roselle Chen, Stora Enso, Wood, Wood productssmbale

Nanocellulose and lignin, derived from wood fibers, are on the verge of becoming available in larger commercial quantities, bringing the possibility of replacing a range of oil-based products with more environmental friendly alternatives. Roselle Chen reports. Continue reading →

07Sep/15

Chinese monk ‘runs on water’ for 125 meters using plywood planks

September 7, 2015Human InterestArticles, Building materials, China, Chinese martial arts, Composite materials, Goods economics), Hong Kong action films, Hong Kong films, Hong Kong martial arts films, Kung fu films, Materials, NEXT MEDIA, Plank, Plywood, Shaolin, Shaolin Kung Fu, Shaolin Monastery, Shaolin Sect, Shaolin Temple, Shi De Yang, Shi Liliang, Shi Yan Ming, Shipbuilding, Wood products, Wood veneersmbale

China (Next Media) – A Chinese Shaolin monk has managed to “run” along the surface of water for 125 meters.
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