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dubbed epic cycling on ice, the Q’s latest experiment is the icycycle, a sort-of-terrifying ice bike that features two giant saw blades instead of normal tires.
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the new P17A model includes floor integrated batteries that can store up to 12kWh of electricity.
ten individuals have been laid into vessels to begin their transformation into soil at recompose's first facility called 'the greenhouse' near seattle.
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the NIKE GO FlyEase allows users to wear their shoes without even touching them with their hands thanks to a smooth motion generated by a bi-stable hinge.
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Peter, I have been using activated oxygen ( O3) to disinfect my N95. Good or not?
Could anyone please give me any contact information for Peter Tsai, please – phone or email or…? Many thanks.
Can you advise if there’s been attempts to reprocess n95s using the STERRAD® 100NX SYSTEM? And if so is there a report I can reference for research?
Thank you in advance for a response
Perry, N95 masks are constructed in four layers. The virus filtration layer exists in the middle. Outer layers are permeable to allow materials to pass, and only the middle layers trap particles as small as the coronavirus. Since UV light can’t penetrate the outer layers, ultraviolet as a method of sterilization won’t work.
What about freezing them? Does the virus die at extreme cold temp?
I am making cotton masks for the general public, but had a request to make a cotton mask the would fit over an N95 mask to keep it clean at least on the outside. What is your take on that?
It depends on the materials that are used in this mask ,if it is any kind of polysynthetic materials it will attract and contain viruses for days . It needs to be cotton,linen with antibacterial copper intervowen mesh plant based fabrics that will be easy to clean and they will not contain viruses as plastic based fabrics would.
Why not try ultraviolet light? This could destroy the virus in a relatively short time and would not involve heating the fabric. Or would it undermine the integrity of the fabric?