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Il limoncello e la scienza delle emulsioni
Tradotto da Silvia Scarpone. Come si fa a mescolare olio e acqua?La curiosità di uno scienziato su un liquore al limone, ha rivelato come farlo con alcune promettenti applicazioni industriali.
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Tradotto da Rocco G. Maltese. Studi recenti hanno messo in risalto come le attività domestiche quotidiane possono inquinare l’aria che respiriamo…
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Energia solare: celle solari in silicio
Tradotto da Flora Ognissanto. Con le riserve di petrolio in esaurimento, le celle solari in silicio offrono una fonte d'energia alternativa. Come…
Physics, Chemistry, Engineering
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