#silica — Public Fediverse posts
Live and recent posts from across the Fediverse tagged #silica, aggregated by home.social.
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Eye Primer Market in the Netherlands | Report – IndexBox
Netherlands Eye Primer Market 2026 Analysis and Forecast to …
#Netherlands #Nederland #NL #Europe #Europa #EU #consumergoodsmarketreport #Creatingasmootheyelidcanvas #Enhancingeyeshadowcolorpayoff #EyePrimer #forecast #Light-reflectingparticles #marketanalysis #Polymer-basedfilm-formers #Preventingcreasing/fading #Prolongingeyeshadowwear #Silica/oil-absorbingcomplexes #Skin-adhesiveingredients
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A NASA engineer let bed bugs bite him in the name of science. Now we can all sleep better.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/rober-how-to-stop-bed-bugs-ex1
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A NASA engineer let bed bugs bite him in the name of science. Now we can all sleep better.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/rober-how-to-stop-bed-bugs-ex1
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A NASA engineer let bed bugs bite him in the name of science. Now we can all sleep better.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/rober-how-to-stop-bed-bugs-ex1
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A NASA engineer let bed bugs bite him in the name of science. Now we can all sleep better.
https://web.brid.gy/r/https://www.upworthy.com/rober-how-to-stop-bed-bugs-ex1
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Käse trocknen, damit er nicht schimmelt? Mit Silica-Gel? Wieder so ein Social-Media-Tipp. Wir sind da eher skeptisch. Warum, lest ihr auf den Bildern und auf unserer Internetseite: https://www.verbraucherzentrale.nrw/node/111769
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Silica Gel Took over the World
https://www.scopeofwork.net/silica-gel/
#HackerNews #Silica #Gel #Took #over #the #World #silica #gel #tech #innovation #world #domination #materials #science
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SciTech Chronicles. . . . . . . . .Mar 15th, 2025
#graphene #nanotubes #chirality #adsorption #wetlands #sequestration #subsidence #erosion #perchlorates, #iron #silica #gypsum #information #context #hippocampus #abstract #micro-lightning #ionize #droplet #polymerization
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SciTech Chronicles. . . . . . . . .Mar 15th, 2025
#graphene #nanotubes #chirality #adsorption #wetlands #sequestration #subsidence #erosion #perchlorates, #iron #silica #gypsum #information #context #hippocampus #abstract #micro-lightning #ionize #droplet #polymerization
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A Homebrew Gas Chromatograph That Won’t Bust Your Budget https://hackaday.com/2024/10/13/a-homebrew-gas-chromatograph-that-wont-bust-your-budget/ #gaschromatography #chemistryhacks #grainofwheat #Chemistry #arduino #HX7111 #silica #MQ-2 #adc #GC
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A Homebrew Gas Chromatograph That Won’t Bust Your Budget - Chances are good that most of us will go through life without ever having to perfo... - https://hackaday.com/2024/10/13/a-homebrew-gas-chromatograph-that-wont-bust-your-budget/ #gaschromatography #chemistryhacks #grainofwheat #chemistry #arduino #hx7111 #silica #mq-2 #adc #gc
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Et hop, le podcast est dans la boîte, 1 heure de potin plus ou moins audible sans trop se casser la tête >> https://pyongyangcityrockers.wordpress.com/2024/08/14/평양-city-rockers-350-sans-cuire-au-soleil-14-08-2024/
#Conflict #Incendiaires #Sport #Layback #Silica #MatrakAttakk #Viceprez #JeanMignon #Turnstile #Traquenard #ElectricPrawns2 #Astroïd #Paratonnerre #Malad #Sproloquio #ChienFlic #Jautājums #PoisonRuin
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Et hop, le podcast est dans la boîte, 1 heure de potin plus ou moins audible sans trop se casser la tête >> https://pyongyangcityrockers.wordpress.com/2024/08/14/평양-city-rockers-350-sans-cuire-au-soleil-14-08-2024/
#Conflict #Incendiaires #Sport #Layback #Silica #MatrakAttakk #Viceprez #JeanMignon #Turnstile #Traquenard #ElectricPrawns2 #Astroïd #Paratonnerre #Malad #Sproloquio #ChienFlic #Jautājums #PoisonRuin
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Et hop, le podcast est dans la boîte, 1 heure de potin plus ou moins audible sans trop se casser la tête >> https://pyongyangcityrockers.wordpress.com/2024/08/14/평양-city-rockers-350-sans-cuire-au-soleil-14-08-2024/
#Conflict #Incendiaires #Sport #Layback #Silica #MatrakAttakk #Viceprez #JeanMignon #Turnstile #Traquenard #ElectricPrawns2 #Astroïd #Paratonnerre #Malad #Sproloquio #ChienFlic #Jautājums #PoisonRuin
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Environmental Impacts of #Geothermal Energy
Published Mar 5, 2013
Union of Concerned Scientists"The most widely developed type of geothermal power plant (known as #hydrothermal plants) are located near #geologic “#HotSpots” where hot molten rock is close to the earth’s crust and produces hot water. In other regions enhanced geothermal systems (or hot dry rock geothermal), which involve drilling into Earth’s surface to reach deeper geothermal resources, can allow broader access to geothermal energy."
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"Some geothermal plants also produce small amounts of #mercury emissions, which must be mitigated using mercury filter technology. Scrubbers can reduce air emissions, but they produce a watery #sludge composed of the captured materials, including #sulfur, #vanadium, #silica compounds, chlorides, #arsenic, mercury, #nickel, and other heavy metals. This #ToxicSludge often must be disposed of at hazardous waste sites."
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"Land #subsidence, a phenomenon in which the land surface sinks, is sometimes caused by the removal of water from geothermal reservoirs. Most geothermal facilities address this risk by re-injecting wastewater back into geothermal reservoirs after the water’s heat has been captured.
"Hydrothermal plants are sited on geological “hot spots," which tend to have higher levels of #earthquake risk. There is evidence that hydrothermal plants can lead to an even greater earthquake frequency. Enhanced geothermal systems (hot dry rock) can also increase the risk of small earthquakes. In this process, water is pumped at high pressures to fracture underground hot rock reservoirs similar to technology used in natural gas hydraulic #fracturing. (See How Natural Gas Works for more information.) Earthquake risk associated with enhanced geothermal systems can be minimized by siting plants an appropriate distance away from major fault lines. When a geothermal system is sited near a heavily populated area, constant monitoring and transparent communication with local communities is also necessary."
https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/environmental-impacts-geothermal-energy
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Environmental Impacts of #Geothermal Energy
Published Mar 5, 2013
Union of Concerned Scientists"The most widely developed type of geothermal power plant (known as #hydrothermal plants) are located near #geologic “#HotSpots” where hot molten rock is close to the earth’s crust and produces hot water. In other regions enhanced geothermal systems (or hot dry rock geothermal), which involve drilling into Earth’s surface to reach deeper geothermal resources, can allow broader access to geothermal energy."
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"Some geothermal plants also produce small amounts of #mercury emissions, which must be mitigated using mercury filter technology. Scrubbers can reduce air emissions, but they produce a watery #sludge composed of the captured materials, including #sulfur, #vanadium, #silica compounds, chlorides, #arsenic, mercury, #nickel, and other heavy metals. This #ToxicSludge often must be disposed of at hazardous waste sites."
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"Land #subsidence, a phenomenon in which the land surface sinks, is sometimes caused by the removal of water from geothermal reservoirs. Most geothermal facilities address this risk by re-injecting wastewater back into geothermal reservoirs after the water’s heat has been captured.
"Hydrothermal plants are sited on geological “hot spots," which tend to have higher levels of #earthquake risk. There is evidence that hydrothermal plants can lead to an even greater earthquake frequency. Enhanced geothermal systems (hot dry rock) can also increase the risk of small earthquakes. In this process, water is pumped at high pressures to fracture underground hot rock reservoirs similar to technology used in natural gas hydraulic #fracturing. (See How Natural Gas Works for more information.) Earthquake risk associated with enhanced geothermal systems can be minimized by siting plants an appropriate distance away from major fault lines. When a geothermal system is sited near a heavily populated area, constant monitoring and transparent communication with local communities is also necessary."
https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/environmental-impacts-geothermal-energy
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Environmental Impacts of #Geothermal Energy
Published Mar 5, 2013
Union of Concerned Scientists"The most widely developed type of geothermal power plant (known as #hydrothermal plants) are located near #geologic “#HotSpots” where hot molten rock is close to the earth’s crust and produces hot water. In other regions enhanced geothermal systems (or hot dry rock geothermal), which involve drilling into Earth’s surface to reach deeper geothermal resources, can allow broader access to geothermal energy."
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"Some geothermal plants also produce small amounts of #mercury emissions, which must be mitigated using mercury filter technology. Scrubbers can reduce air emissions, but they produce a watery #sludge composed of the captured materials, including #sulfur, #vanadium, #silica compounds, chlorides, #arsenic, mercury, #nickel, and other heavy metals. This #ToxicSludge often must be disposed of at hazardous waste sites."
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"Land #subsidence, a phenomenon in which the land surface sinks, is sometimes caused by the removal of water from geothermal reservoirs. Most geothermal facilities address this risk by re-injecting wastewater back into geothermal reservoirs after the water’s heat has been captured.
"Hydrothermal plants are sited on geological “hot spots," which tend to have higher levels of #earthquake risk. There is evidence that hydrothermal plants can lead to an even greater earthquake frequency. Enhanced geothermal systems (hot dry rock) can also increase the risk of small earthquakes. In this process, water is pumped at high pressures to fracture underground hot rock reservoirs similar to technology used in natural gas hydraulic #fracturing. (See How Natural Gas Works for more information.) Earthquake risk associated with enhanced geothermal systems can be minimized by siting plants an appropriate distance away from major fault lines. When a geothermal system is sited near a heavily populated area, constant monitoring and transparent communication with local communities is also necessary."
https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/environmental-impacts-geothermal-energy
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Environmental Impacts of #Geothermal Energy
Published Mar 5, 2013
Union of Concerned Scientists"The most widely developed type of geothermal power plant (known as #hydrothermal plants) are located near #geologic “#HotSpots” where hot molten rock is close to the earth’s crust and produces hot water. In other regions enhanced geothermal systems (or hot dry rock geothermal), which involve drilling into Earth’s surface to reach deeper geothermal resources, can allow broader access to geothermal energy."
[...]
"Some geothermal plants also produce small amounts of #mercury emissions, which must be mitigated using mercury filter technology. Scrubbers can reduce air emissions, but they produce a watery #sludge composed of the captured materials, including #sulfur, #vanadium, #silica compounds, chlorides, #arsenic, mercury, #nickel, and other heavy metals. This #ToxicSludge often must be disposed of at hazardous waste sites."
[...]
"Land #subsidence, a phenomenon in which the land surface sinks, is sometimes caused by the removal of water from geothermal reservoirs. Most geothermal facilities address this risk by re-injecting wastewater back into geothermal reservoirs after the water’s heat has been captured.
"Hydrothermal plants are sited on geological “hot spots," which tend to have higher levels of #earthquake risk. There is evidence that hydrothermal plants can lead to an even greater earthquake frequency. Enhanced geothermal systems (hot dry rock) can also increase the risk of small earthquakes. In this process, water is pumped at high pressures to fracture underground hot rock reservoirs similar to technology used in natural gas hydraulic #fracturing. (See How Natural Gas Works for more information.) Earthquake risk associated with enhanced geothermal systems can be minimized by siting plants an appropriate distance away from major fault lines. When a geothermal system is sited near a heavily populated area, constant monitoring and transparent communication with local communities is also necessary."
https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/environmental-impacts-geothermal-energy
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Environmental Impacts of #Geothermal Energy
Published Mar 5, 2013
Union of Concerned Scientists"The most widely developed type of geothermal power plant (known as #hydrothermal plants) are located near #geologic “#HotSpots” where hot molten rock is close to the earth’s crust and produces hot water. In other regions enhanced geothermal systems (or hot dry rock geothermal), which involve drilling into Earth’s surface to reach deeper geothermal resources, can allow broader access to geothermal energy."
[...]
"Some geothermal plants also produce small amounts of #mercury emissions, which must be mitigated using mercury filter technology. Scrubbers can reduce air emissions, but they produce a watery #sludge composed of the captured materials, including #sulfur, #vanadium, #silica compounds, chlorides, #arsenic, mercury, #nickel, and other heavy metals. This #ToxicSludge often must be disposed of at hazardous waste sites."
[...]
"Land #subsidence, a phenomenon in which the land surface sinks, is sometimes caused by the removal of water from geothermal reservoirs. Most geothermal facilities address this risk by re-injecting wastewater back into geothermal reservoirs after the water’s heat has been captured.
"Hydrothermal plants are sited on geological “hot spots," which tend to have higher levels of #earthquake risk. There is evidence that hydrothermal plants can lead to an even greater earthquake frequency. Enhanced geothermal systems (hot dry rock) can also increase the risk of small earthquakes. In this process, water is pumped at high pressures to fracture underground hot rock reservoirs similar to technology used in natural gas hydraulic #fracturing. (See How Natural Gas Works for more information.) Earthquake risk associated with enhanced geothermal systems can be minimized by siting plants an appropriate distance away from major fault lines. When a geothermal system is sited near a heavily populated area, constant monitoring and transparent communication with local communities is also necessary."
https://www.ucsusa.org/resources/environmental-impacts-geothermal-energy
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@deepbluev7 I was wondering btw why #Sailtrix seems to be using a completely different code base. Looks like you could use Nheko backend quite well to build a #silica GUI as well?
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#OpenSource-based #3Dprinting of thin #silica #gel layers in planar #chromatography:
-slurry doser replaces plastic extruder of #Prusa i3 #3Dprinter
-#NOpenAccess articlehttps://doi.org/10.1021/acs.analchem.6b04813
#DIYbio #lab #instruments #TLC #3Dprinting #DIYchem #chemistry #analytics -
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"...the two #ForeverChemicals, #PFAS] #Bifenthrin, #Epoxiconazole, and [the for #bees highly toxic #neonicotinoid (1)] #Thiametoxam."
On a more positive note, however, there was some good news in March 2023: diamonds are forever, but the #ForeverChemicals may yet be broken up by human ingenuity:
"...University of #BritishColumbia #researchers develop #silica-based material with ability to absorb wider range of harmful #chemicals..."
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Diatoms on #sand grains visualized using scanning electron microscopy! #Diatoms are a type of microalgae that have intricate and delicate silica shells. Scanning electron microscopy provides incredible detail, allowing us to appreciate the intricacies of #diatom morphology. #ScanningElectronMicroscopy #microscopy #naturephotography #scienceart #microscopicworld #microscopy #biology #lifesciences #silica #science #sciencemastodon #biomineral #biomaterials
– "Strange but beautiful" (@JimiHendrix)
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Injection-Molded Glass Breakthrough Shatters Ceiling of Work Methods - Glass is one of humanity’s oldest materials, and it is still used widely for every... - https://hackaday.com/2021/06/10/injection-molded-glass-breakthrough-shatters-ceiling-of-work-methods/ #injectionmolding #chemistryhacks #currentevents #injectionmold #engineering #featured #silica #glass #peg #pvb
