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Champagne Bubbles the Key to More Efficient Energy Production
It seems that champagne isn't just for celebratory toasts, but is also important when it comes to the world's future energy needs. The mechanics behind uncorking a bottle of champagne may hold the key to developing more efficient energy-producing plants, according to new research.
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