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What Keeps Condensation Hanging Around in BathroomsBathrooms transform into steamy rainforests due to condensation, a physics-driven process of warm, moist air meeting cool surfaces. Poor ve...- IIT Kanpur's quick-fix but temporary solution for Delhi pollution: Artificial rainThe institute, which has been working for over five years on creating conducive conditions for artificial rains, is finally ready to delive...
- Warning issued after volcanic smog detected at Taal Volcano, class suspended; Here’s what happenedAccording to Phivolcs' latest advisory, the volcanic smog, or vog, was first observed at 12:30 p.m. on Thursday and has persisted since the...
- Keep surfaces sanitised: Coronavirus survives longer on glass, plastic than on cloth & paperIIT Bombay study says the virus survives longer on hard surfaces than porous ones.
- Take it slow! Fast walking in narrow corridors can increase Covid-19 transmission risk, says studyThe scientists warned that the danger is particularly high for children.
- This face mask with anti-viral layer can deactivate novel coronavirusThe idea is to modify mask fabrics with anti-viral chemicals that can sanitise exhaled, escaped respiratory droplets.
- Coronavirus found in unoccupied apartment suggests toilets could have a role in spreadTraces of SARS-CoV-2 were detected in February on the sink, faucet and shower handle of a long-vacant apartment, researchers at the Chinese...
- Coronavirus can stay in the air for longer duration during high humidityThe airborne lifetime of medium-sized virus-laden droplets can extend by as much as 23 times.
- IIT Guwahati students design low-cost intubation box to help doctors in Covid-19 fightThe device functions as an aerosol obstruction box which is placed atop the patient bed on the head-side, limiting the flow of virus-laden ...
- New study detects coronavirus genetic material in air, but unclear if particles are infectiousWhether there is potential for SARS-CoV-2 to spread through the air has been less clear.
- There is a ‘tipping point’ before coronavirus killsOne in seven patients develops difficulty breathing and other severe complications, while 6 per cent become critical. These patients typica...
- Salt can make surgical masks into a virus killerToronto, Jan 8 (IANS) Researchers have developed a special salt treatment that can make common surgical masks capable of trapping and killi...
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