After 200 years scientists finally crack the “dolomite problem”
1mon 28d ago by sopuli.xyz/u/supersquirrel in earthscience@mander.xyz from www.sciencedaily.com
Neat. I wonder what uses we might eventually have for it.
From the article
This concept could help improve the production of semiconductors, solar panels, batteries and other high-performance technologies.
Sure, but a theoretical use isn't a use, yet. Also, did you happen to read your helpful wikipedia citation? It's mostly used to mix into soil for pH balance. Not really something that makes this a game-changing breakthrough.
But I'm looking forward to seeing what we might figure out for practical applications!
Getting closer to being able to create Bender.
I'm 40% dolomite!