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Tech Xplore on MSNElectricity-producing slime could power floors, shoes and moreUniversity of Guelph (U of G) researchers have developed a slime-like material that produces electricity when compressed.
floors and walls, "unidentified slime" and "an abundance of insects." The problems cited by USDA inspectors at the three plants date back as far as 2019, according to the documents. Boar's Head ...
floors and walls, "unidentified slime" and "an abundance of insects." The problems cited by USDA inspectors at the three plants date back as far as 2019, according to the documents. Boar's Head ...
“It was like a neon green slime,” said Christine King, Mariner Cay Marina dockmaster, describing the algae bloom on the water’s surface. “This was the first time I’ve seen it in two years.
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