Discarded wine corks become sensors that detect caffeic acid in red wine
Researchers turned used cork stoppers into graphene electrodes in about three minutes, offering a low-cost tool for beverage quality control
Researchers turned used cork stoppers into graphene electrodes in about three minutes, offering a low-cost tool for beverage quality control
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