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Self-Cleaning Coatings and Lubricants to Decrease Water Consumption in Toilets

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Decreasing water consumption is a key theme in today’s world, as we deal with the ever-growing concern of water scarcity. Water scarcity is the inability of freshwater sources to meet the water demand of the […]

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