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Unraveling the Secret Behind Nature's Strongest Material

16.03.2020 tribonet 938 Views

Nacre, which is also known as mother-of-pearl, holds the reputation as the toughest material found in nature. Nacre is a composite organic-inorganic material produced as an inner shell layer in some mollusks. It is also […]

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