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 Researchers develop wood that eats its own pollution | |
| Datum | 27/01/2011 |
| Door | goedele |
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Internationaal, Lucht en geur, Persoverzicht, Technologie, Website
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Researchers in Germany have developed a way to reduce unhealthy emissions from particleboard, which could make it a more suitable material for makeshift dwellings.
Researchers at the Fraunhofer Institute for Wood Research have found a way to infuse particleboard with a chemical that "eats" emissions of formaldehyde, a chemical linked to health problems.
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