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Water harvesting gel works at low humidity levels

20 Jun 2022
Water absorbing gel
Soaking it up: the new polymer gel can harvest moisture from relatively dry air. (Courtesy: University of Texas at Austin)
Researchers in the US have designed a sustainable polymer gel that can harvest large quantities of w

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