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Gypsum Board: A Versatile Building Material for Many Construction Applications
What is Gypsum Board? Gypsum Board, also known as fiber Gypsum Board or reinforced concrete board, is a building material made of sand, cement and cellulose fibers. The combination of these materials make Gypsum Board very strong and durable while also being water and fire resistant. Unlike other building boards like gypsum or plywood, Gypsum Board will not deteriorate over time when exposed to moisture or in wet areas.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in 01
Waterproof Coatings: Protecting Materials from the Damaging Effects of Water
Waterproof coatings play a vital role in protecting a wide variety of materials from damage caused by water exposure. Whether the goal is shielding buildings, vehicles, or other structures, waterproofing systems safeguard materials and extend their lifespan. This article will explore the types of waterproof coatings available, their composition and application methods, as well as end uses.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in 01
Biodefense Role in Homeland Security
Modern Biodefense Strategies With advances in biotechnology, the potential for biological threats has increased. In response, governments and organizations have developed modern strategies for biodefense. These strategies aim to minimize biological risks and enhance preparedness through surveillance, prevention, and response capabilities.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in 01
Antimicrobial Plastics: The Future of Hygienic and Long-Lasting Materials
Antimicrobial properties of plastics Antimicrobial plastics incorporate chemicals or nanoparticles that prevent microbes like bacteria, fungi, and molds from growing on the surface of the material. The most common antimicrobial additives used are silver and zinc. When integrated into plastic resins during manufacturing, these metal ions are continuously released by the material in ionic form over long periods of time. The ions disrupt the metabolic functions and divide processes of microbes, preventing them from multiplying. Some antimicrobial plastics may also exhibit physical effects like roughness that make it difficult for microbes to adhere to the surface.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in History
Microbial API: The Rising Demand and Opportunities in Global Microbial API
Microbial active pharmaceutical ingredients (APIs) refer to APIs manufactured through microbial fermentation processes. Microorganisms like bacteria, yeast, fungi, and algae are cultivated in large bioreactors to produce a variety of useful compounds like therapeutic enzymes, amino acids, antibiotics, hormones, and vitamins. While discovery of penicillin in the 1920s marked the genesis of modern antibiotics derived from microbial sources, research and commercial production of microbial APIs has significantly expanded since then. Today, over 150 different antibiotics along with various other APIs used in human and veterinary medicine are produced commercially via microbial fermentation worldwide.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in 01
Electronic Skin: The Surge of Electronic Skin Innovations and Opportunities
Understanding Electronic Skin Industry Technology Electronic skin, also known as e-skin or artificial skin, is a material designed to replicate the functions of human skin. It is made up of several layers that work together to provide humans and robots with a sense of touch. The top layer is usually made from a flexible, thin material that mimics the outer layer of real skin called the epidermis. Underneath is a sensor layer packed withtiny electronic sensors and circuits that can detect touch, heat, pressure and other stimuli. The sensor signals are transmitted through a third layer to an electronics platform that interprets the data and determines how to respond. The goal of e-skin is to provide the ability to detect subtle environmental changes and physical interactions, much like humans can with their own skin.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in 01
Carrier Screening: Empowering Parents Through Knowledge Globally
What is Carrier Screening? Carrier Screening is a genetic test that helps identify whether a person carries one copy of a gene for certain inherited disorders. It checks for changes, or mutations, in one or more genes known to cause serious medical conditions that are inherited in an autosomal recessive manner. Autosomal recessive disorders occur when an individual inherits two copies of the altered gene, one from each parent. Being a carrier for a single altered copy does not cause disease symptoms but can increase the risk of passing on the condition to offspring if their partner is also a carrier of the same mutation.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in History
Gypsum Board: Discovering the Flexibility and Versatility of Modern Building Materials A Game Changer in Construction Industry
What is Gypsum Board? Gypsum Board, also known as fiber Gypsum Board or fiber-reinforced Gypsum Board, is a building material made of sand, cement and cellulose fibers. It is a rigid sheet material that is water and fire resistant. Gypsum Board can be used as a replacement for traditional drywall or plasterboard and is suitable for a variety of interior and exterior applications.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in Art
The Garment Steamer Market will grow at highest pace owing to growing fashion industry
The garment steamer market comprises electric clothing steamers and accessories like steam generator units that are used for removing wrinkles and creases from garments. Garment steamers provide a quick and easy solution for wrinkle-free clothing without damaging the fabric.
By pooja salveabout a year ago in Styled
