Scientists develop loofah-based polymer stronger than plastic, lighter than foam
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Scientists at the University of Tokyo have developed a loofah-inspired synthetic polymer that's stronger than plastic and lighter than foam. The material filters viruses, responds to pH changes, and could revolutionize sustainable manufacturing. With impressive strength and low density, this porous polymer offers potential applications in electronics, construction, and medical devices.
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