Toxic Metals Lurk in Everyday Vegetables Sold in Pakistan’s Twin Cities, Study Warns
A new study of nine vegetables from Islamabad and Rawalpindi wholesale markets found cadmium, chromium, nickel, and copper at levels ...
A new study of nine vegetables from Islamabad and Rawalpindi wholesale markets found cadmium, chromium, nickel, and copper at levels ...
A new study of three Himalayan rivers in Himachal Pradesh provides the first systematic trace metal baseline for their sediments, ...
Supercapacitors occupy a peculiar middle ground in the energy storage world: they charge in seconds, survive hundreds of thousands of ...
A new review argues that membrane separation technology could transform spent lithium-ion batteries, acid mine drainage, and industrial brines into ...
Researchers have unveiled a hybrid electrode material that pulls double duty in the clean-energy economy, storing impressive amounts of charge ...
A new study of discarded mobile phones from five major brands in Nigeria found that while most toxic metals in ...
An Indian research team used a pyrrolidinium ionic liquid in dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction to recover about 89 percent of chromium ...
Chang'e-6 regolith shows heavy nickel isotope enrichments from repeated micrometeorite bombardment and evaporation, while isotope anomalies point to inner Solar ...
A seasonal study of Chembarambakkam Lake in Tamil Nadu shows that post-monsoon runoff sharply raises toxic heavy metal levels in ...
A new study finds that combining malic acid in the root zone with foliar Moringa leaf extract restores growth and ...
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