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MXene: Scientists Create Extra Thin Coating to Clean Up 'Electromagnetic Pollution'
A group of researchers at Drexel University and the Korea Institute of Science & Technology is working on containing electromagnetic pollution from electric current in everyday obejcts via a thin nanomaterial coating.
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