Making artificial wood on the large scale
New polymeric material looks and feels like the real thing, and it is fire resistant too
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New polymeric material looks and feels like the real thing, and it is fire resistant too
Read article: Making artificial wood on the large scale
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Photoresponsive flash devices made from organic field-effect transistors show promise for information delivery
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