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Astonishing Discovery: Mercury Hides An Eleven-Mile-Thick Diamond Layer

Groundbreaking Discovery on Mercury: A Planet of Diamonds Scientists have made a groundbreaking discovery about our solar system’s innermost planet, Mercury. Beneath its scorching surface lies a staggering eleven-mile-thick layer of diamonds. This astonishing revelation…

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Mercury’s Raisin-Like Shrinkage: Unwrapping the Planet’s Wrinkled Mystery

Mercury, the smallest and closest planet to the Sun, is undergoing a reduction in size. As it cools, its interior contracts, leading to surface buckling and the formation of wrinkles known as lobate scarps. These…

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Common Fungus Removes Toxic Mercury from Soil and Water

Toxic heavy metal Mercury (Hg) is a global pollutant that affects human and ecosystem health. Though it occurs naturally in the earth’s crust, human activities such as mining and combustion of coal add mercury to the…

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Polymer From Orange Peel and Industrial Waste Can Suck Mercury Out of Water

Synthetic chemists from South Australia’s Flinders University have created a material from industrial waste and orange peel capable of sucking mercury out of water. Why is this a big discovery? Quite simply, mercury in water…

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Tag Archives: mercury

Astonishing Discovery: Mercury Hides An Eleven-Mile-Thick Diamond Layer

Mercury’s Raisin-Like Shrinkage: Unwrapping the Planet’s Wrinkled Mystery

Common Fungus Removes Toxic Mercury from Soil and Water

Polymer From Orange Peel and Industrial Waste Can Suck Mercury Out of Water

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