Building Materials That ‘Grow’ In Seawater
Seawater, electricity and CO2: New carbon-negative materials developed that could replace sand in cement production. Seawater, electricity and carbon dioxide...
Read moreSeawater, electricity and CO2: New carbon-negative materials developed that could replace sand in cement production. Seawater, electricity and carbon dioxide...
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