Archive: 03/14/2005
New fingerprint visualization method uses X-rays to reveal missing clues
Dusting for fingerprints can sometimes alter the prints, erasing valuable forensic clues. Now, chemists say they have developed a new fingerprint visualization technique using X-rays that leaves prints intact and, in addition, ...
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Molecular wires and corrosion control boost performance of conductive adhesives
Replacing lead-based solder Electrically conductive adhesive (ECA) materials offer the electronics industry an alternative to the tin-lead solder now used for connecting display driver chips, memory chips a ...
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Moving electrons at the molecular and nanometer scales
Possible applications for solar cells and other small-scale circuits Learning how to control the movement of electrons on the molecular and nanometer scales could help scientists devise small-scale circuits for a wide v ...
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'Tree-Power' Could be Future Energy Source
A wood-fueled electricity generating plant may be in your future. In fact, the future is 'now' in some Scandinavian countries, said Dr. Darwin Foster, Texas Cooperative Extension forestry program leader. "In Sweden, they're ...
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Scientists Create, Study Methane Hydrates in 'Ocean Floor' Lab
Scientists at the U.S. Department of Energy’s Brookhaven National Laboratory have recreated the high-pressure, low-temperature conditions of the seafloor in a tabletop apparatus for the study of methane-hydrates, an abundant ...
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