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Video: Cement Heals Its cracks With Bacteria

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Video: Cement Heals Its cracks With Bacteria
25
May
Dutch researchers have developed the so-called self-healing concrete which uses an inbuilt immune system to close its own wounds and prevent deterioration.

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